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sub-terminal at airport to bring passengers nearer to gates start learning
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terminal for private, business and leisure aviation start learning
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general aviation terminal
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parking stand directly connected to the airport terminal start learning
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area around airport buildings used for aircraft movement and parking start learning
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corridor connecting the airport terminal with gates start learning
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long barrier which diverts efflux behind parked or taxiing aircraft; they are often installed between the aircraft stands and the terminal buildings start learning
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used for storage and handling of containers, pallets, goods, freight building start learning
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a place where controllers work start learning
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the airport service which is responsible for liaising with the crew about operational matter start learning
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angled taxiway allowing aircraft to vacate runway without decelerating completely start learning
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high speed taxiway / speedway
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a designated location where aircraft are de-iced in cold weather before departure start learning
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remote location where a/c engines can be tested start learning
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extension from main terminal building extending into the apron and containing gates start learning
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crossing of taxiway, runways start learning
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a place indicated by painted ground markings, illuminated signage and (often) stop bars where aircraft stop until they are authorised to enter the runway start learning
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intersection indicated on the chart where the risk of collisions and incursions is high start learning
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place where aircraft are repaired and maintained start learning
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building for passenger check-in, security, immigration, etc. start learning
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long corridor connecting airport terminal with gates start learning
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area around terminal buildings where aircraft are parked and serviced start learning
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radial passenger loading area / satellite
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paved surface available and suitable for aircraft take-off and landing start learning
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a series of painted marks showing the runway centreline start learning
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runway central line markings
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a symbol on the runway which identifies it start learning
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runway designation markings
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lines that are provided in a line along the end of the runway available for use. They are red and can only be seen in the direction of runway use start learning
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are white stripes running parallel to the centerline of the runway just beyond the actual runway threshold that help identify the beginning of the landing runway start learning
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runway threshold markings
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additional paved area beyond the normal end of the runway to allow for aircraft overrunning in an emergency start learning
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paved way for aircraft to move between the terminals and the runways start learning
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area after threshold where a/c usually touch down on landing start learning
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a bridge that can be moved and put against the door of an aircraft, so people can get on and off start learning
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jetway / air bridge / telescopic corridor
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on the way; while travelling from/to a particular place start learning
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En route traffic is controlled at an area control centre.
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aircraft stairs / airstairs start learning
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