Items carried by passenger into the aircraft.

Device to adjust seat backward to a lower position.

Staff travelers register for Flights.

Booking og Flight made in person or through a travel agent.

Winds coming from opposite directions of Flight path.

Period of aircraft from start to end of flight.

Climb of aircraft to a higher altitude.

2 extra seats in the cockpit primarily for observation & training.

Names of crew members in a flight or General Declaration.

Cabin records of malfunctions in aircraft.

Cards given to passengers containing flight details & seat numbers.

Final stage of a flight when aircraft is close to runway.

Vertical distance above sea level. (Cruising Altitude - constant height maintained during the flight).

No departure or arrival of scheduled flights.

Contains equipment & personal effects of flight deck & cabin crew.

Visuals signs to indicate instructions to passengers.

Power of force which enables aircraft to move forward.

Aircraft is on its way to destination.

Passengers documents are checked and boarding passes are released.

Applicable laws, regulations, procedures & restrictions to transport passengers/ cargo by air.

(UTC - UNIVERSAL COODINATED TIME) International time taken from zero-degree longtitude which runs through Greenwhich, England. Every 15 degrees longtitude is one hour movement.

Point of passengers’ travel.

Written authorization to change specifications in passenger's ticket.

Irregular movement of aircraft during Flight.

Organization of airline companies around the world that regulate fares, routings & services to avoid detrimental competition.

Narrow passageway between 2 rows of seat.

Passenger section of aircraft.

Time at a particular place/destination.

Aircraft is forced to land in a potentially dangerous terrain due to technical failures, fires, etc.

Control area equipped with radio navigation aids.

Pouch behind seats where airsickness bags & safety cards are placed.

Transportation of persons or property by air.

Estimated Time of Arrival

Assist Captain & First Officer in technical aspects.

Estimated Time of Departure

Crew of aircraft stays overnight or longer at a non-domicile station.

Physically, mentally or medically challenged passenger that requires individual attention.

Conformity of deviation from requirements as established by the Civil Aeronautics Board

Large building where aircraft is parked.

Used for brewing coffee.

Required official number of cabin crew in aircraft type.

Used for chilling bar items.

Passengers total journey from starting point of destination & back.

Emergency landing of aircraft in the sea.

Administrative board that presents and promulgate rules for safe & economical operations.

Operations area for captain, first & second officer and Flight Engineer.

Accept passengers/ go on board.

Passenger is scheduled to disembarked from a flight.

Second in command.

Flight Crew who performs operations of Flight.

Cut short of operation during landing or take-off due to technical failures.

Deliberate interruption of journey by a passenger agreed in advanced by airline.

Adjustable strap on seat used for passenger safety.

Passenger who is prepared to travel if space is available.

Aircraft leaves ground.

Aircraft lowers one wing to change direction.

Passenger is scheduled to disembark from a flight.

Storage & preparation area for food & beverages.

Rescheduling of flight at a later time.

Aircraft flies from higher to lower altitude to prepare for landing.

Moment when wheels of aircraft touches the runway for landing.

Ventilation panel found above passenger's head.

Electrical fixture in galley for reheating food.

Partition that divides cabins into sections.

Act of bringing the aircraft to the ground.

Regulates & investigates civil air regulations, certification of airlines & airlines & establishes routes, rates & fares.

Area of landing/take-off which include hangars, refueling facilities & passenger accommodations.

Passenger unable to travel in cabin seats but in horizontal position.

Pilot operates aircraft by instruments rather than manually.

Passenger contacts airline to check details of Flight.

Cabin depressurized while flying at high altitude.

Communication system for announcements to passengers.

Flying at sustained altitude & constant speed.

Passenger who is 16 days old but less 2 years of age.

Passengers personal effects/belongings.

Includes members in flight that performs duties for the safety, comfort & convenience of passengers & other crew members.

Passengers schedule to board flight.

List of all passengers on board with class of travel & destination.

Controls cabin functions, lightning, in-flight entertainment & passenger calls.

Airline where reservations was made.

Document that states flight deck & cabin crew is certified to operate

Passenger who is 8 - 11 years old & unaccompanied by parents/guardian.

Senior member of the cockpit crew.

Over-all in charge of cabin crew & cabin.

Passengers declares contents & value package.

Total time of take-off until landing of aircraft.

Passenger accommodations for flight

Airline

Alerts crew to passenger or inter-phone call & cabin sign changes.

A vessel crossing the dateline to the West gains a day (one day is skipped) as from Saturday to Monday. If the line is crossed going Eastward, the day is set back, as Saturday to the same Saturday.

Provides regulatory requirements for aviation safety, airworthiness & personnel licensing.

Small table with 3 shelves for carrying & presenting food and beverages to passengers.

Organization that monitors & directs air traffic within the airspace, the airport & tarmac.

Code on airplane wings: RP - Republic of the Philippines C - Commercial followed by identification numbers.

Compartment hanged from the ceiling for passengers hand carried luggage.

Passenger luggage that exceed allowed weight.

Emergency landing due to failure of undercarriage.

Designated by Ramp Control to park aircraft located in the terminal or in the outer perimeter of airport.

Building for the safe keeping of cargo.

Parking area fronting the hangar.