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• Calibrated Altitude: Calibrated Altitude is the vertical distance of an aircraft above sea level, measured by an altimeter that has been calibrated to reflect non-standard atmospheric conditions. The calibration process takes into account factors such as instru ... Read More >>
• High Lift Systems: High Lift Systems are the mechanisms on an aircraft that increase lift during takeoff and landing. These systems include flaps, slats, and other devices that alter the shape of the wing to increase its surface area and curvature. Flaps are ... Read More >>
• Landing Weight: Landing weight is the weight of an aircraft at the point of landing. It includes the weight of the aircraft, fuel, passengers, cargo, and any other items on board. The landing weight must be within the limits specified by the aircraft manuf ... Read More >>