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• High-altitude Environments: High-altitude environments refer to areas above 5,000 feet (1,500 meters) where the atmospheric pressure and available oxygen decrease, making it difficult for humans to breathe and function normally. In aviation, high-altitude environments ... Read More >>
• Thrust-to-weight Ratio: Thrust-to-weight ratio (TWR) is a measure used in aviation to describe the power-to-weight ratio of an aircraft. It is calculated by dividing the maximum thrust that an aircraft's engines can produce by the aircraft's total weight. A higher ... Read More >>
• Terrain Hazards: Terrain Hazards refer to any natural or man-made features of the terrain that can pose a threat to aviation safety. These hazards can include mountains, hills, valleys, ridges, canyons, cliffs, towers, trees, power lines, buildings, and oth ... Read More >>