In this experience it's study time with Vinod and Geoff. So sharpen your pencils as we start with the first of two experiences with aviation terminology. In this experience we're covering Alfa to Juliett. When you fly or read about aviation, often you hear or see terminology used by pilots, airline staff or you may hear about in the media. We have chosen various terms that we hope will assist you in understanding what's going on, and to allow you to communicate with Seat 1A savvy. Don't worry there is no quiz at the end, so sit back and enjoy. APU Airside Aileron Air Start Airway ATC ATIS Approach Apron Airstair ADS-B Belt Loader CSM, CSA, CSD Codeshare Cabin Cabin Crew Call Sign Clearance Classes Conventions De-Ice Duty Manager e-Ticket FIM FIR FMD Flaps Ferry Flight Fuselage Feathering Flight Deck Freedoms of the Air FOD Fly By Wire Groundside Glass Cockpit Gendec Holding Patterns Heavy Head Start IATA ICAO IFR ILS IFE Jet Wash News Items: simpleflying.com article "Ethiopian Airlines 787 Exorcised By Voodoo Priest On Togo Layover" simpleflying.com article "Australia Is Close To Allowing Pets In The Aircraft Cabin" If you have a story about the terms that we've shared today, or other experiences that you would like to share, please email us at stories(at)seat1a.org or find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Patreon. Show notes are available online at http://podcast.seat1a.org/

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