Describe the pictures and give as many ideas as possible about the event. Justify your opinion. You have 30 seconds to think
6. Look at the numbers in the table and choose which of them refer to the following items: FL / RW / visibility / endurance / frequency / pilot’s minima /
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7. Listen to the communication between an area controller and a pilot and check your answers.
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In case of any difficulties listen to the communication again.
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9. Listen to the communication between an approach controller and the same pilot and say about:
| 1. What was ATIS information?
2. What RW did the controller advise the pilot for landing?
3. What RW did the pilot request?
4. What were their alternates?
5. At what point were they cleared to hold?
6. What FL did the pilot ask for holding?
7. How was the visibility developing?
| | Q Pilot’s intentions
Q The crew request to descend in the holding pattern
Q Traffic situation
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10. Listen to the pilot - controller communications and make a report on each one.
11. Match the words in column A to their definitions in column B.
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| 1. up-dates
| a) a hard fight or a great effort
| 2. an alert
| b) a warning to be ready for danger
| 3. brutal
| c) surprisingly
| 4. unpredictable
| d) very strong and severe
| 5. a struggle
| e)the most recent information
| 6. to escape
| f) to get free; to get away from a place or a dangerous situation
| 7. to hammer
| g) showing sudden unexpected changes / changing a lot so it is impossible to know what will happen
| 8. remarkably
| h) to hit severely and repeatedly
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| 1. regular
| a) of an explosion
| 2. brutal
| b) thunderstorm
| 3. unpredictable
| c) RW
| 4. badly
| d) injured
| 5. threat
| e) up-dates
| 6. exit
| f) winds
| 7. to run off
| g) door
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1.A regular flight from Paris to Toronto takes 8 hours / 8 hours and a half.
2. An autopilot / a co-pilot does most of the work for the captain.
3.Overcast and rainy, with the chance of thunderstorm, temperature is below / in the low 20˚C.
4.The lightning has already forced the airport authorities to declare a Great / Red Alert.
5.The crew entered the holding pattern north-east / east-north of Toronto.
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