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A situation where the aircraft and/or pilot is in danger.
A distress call.
The colour of lights along a runway.
White.
Bhamra.
Chicken nuggets.
Meridians of...
Longitude.
An engine where the pistons face across from each other.
Horizontally opposed.
Steady Red (Nordo) on the ground.
Stop.
When does the Captain tend to walk in?
Right at the worst/cringiest/most concerning moment.
What is the name of the original glider we worked on?
Colditz Glider.
(Over and out, breaker-breaker, etc.)
A radio phrase you would never say in real life.
A common cloud that covers the sky, is formed in warm, stable air conditions, and is somewhat blue in colour.
Altostratus.
Always full of questions and stories. (In a good way.) (:
Dumali.
What is the angle you must correct for between Magnetic and True North?
Variation.
The point at which an aircraft stalls.
The critical angle of attack.
Who has the right of way between a helicopter and a power-driven aircraft?
Trick question; they are equal.
What does Flight Sergeant Rutherford consider the "middle of nowhere"?
Calgary.
How many seconds are in a degree?
3600.
The angle the wings make with the aircraft.
Anhedral/dihedral.
Order of the atmosphere from ground to space.
Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere.
The real kingdom of slime molds. (Physarum polycephalum.)
Protista.
You are at point A. You travel 12 NM S to Point B. You then travel 4.5 NM W to Point C. What is your total distance and displacement to the nearest hundredth?
Distance: 12 + 4.5 = 16.5 NM
Displacement: 144 + 20.25 = 164.25
164.251/2 = 12.82 NM