a flat, shallow container or receptacle made of wood, metal, etc., usually with slightly raised edges, used for carrying, holding, or displaying articles of food, glass, china, etc

a paved strip on an airport surface where aircraft take off and land

the area at the front of an aircraft, spacecraft, or submersible from which a pilot controls the vehicle

a belt or strap securing a person to prevent injury, especially in a vehicle or aircraft.

an airline employee who is responsible for the safety, comfort, and welfare of passengers on an aircraft, serving meals and beverages, and assisting with any issues during the flight

ife vest, PFD (personal flotation device), or life preserver

a door or path used to leave a building during an emergency, such as a fire, when regular exits are blocked or inaccessible

a building, usually tall and glass-enclosed, located at an airport that provides a vantage point for air traffic controllers to visually observe and direct aircraft

a mask placed over the nose and mouth and connected to a supply of oxygen, used when the body is not able to gain enough oxygen by breathing air

an airline meal, is a meal served to passengers on a commercial airplane, typically prepared by specialized catering companies and presented on a tray.

a passageway or walkway, typically located between rows of seats, such as in an airplane, theater, or church, or between shelves in a store, where items are displayed.

A smaller, wheeled cart used to deliver or display food in a restaurant, home,plane or during travel.

a storage compartment for luggage located above a passenger's seat

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On the plane (hotmag

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Term	Definition
Tray	a flat, shallow container or receptacle made of wood, metal, etc., usually with slightly raised edges, used for carrying, holding, or displaying articles of food, glass, china, etc
Runway	a paved strip on an airport surface where aircraft take off and land
Cockpit	the area at the front of an aircraft, spacecraft, or submersible from which a pilot controls the vehicle
Safety belt	a belt or strap securing a person to prevent injury, especially in a vehicle or aircraft.
Flight attendant	an airline employee who is responsible for the safety, comfort, and welfare of passengers on an aircraft, serving meals and beverages, and assisting with any issues during the flight
Lifejacket	ife vest, PFD (personal flotation device), or life preserver
Emergency exit	a door or path used to leave a building during an emergency, such as a fire, when regular exits are blocked or inaccessible
Control tower	a building, usually tall and glass-enclosed, located at an airport that provides a vantage point for air traffic controllers to visually observe and direct aircraft
Oxygen mask	a mask placed over the nose and mouth and connected to a supply of oxygen, used when the body is not able to gain enough oxygen by breathing air
Airline food	an airline meal, is a meal served to passengers on a commercial airplane, typically prepared by specialized catering companies and presented on a tray.
Aisle	a passageway or walkway, typically located between rows of seats, such as in an airplane, theater, or church, or between shelves in a store, where items are displayed.
Food trolley	A smaller, wheeled cart used to deliver or display food in a restaurant, home,plane or during travel.
Overhead locker	a storage compartment for luggage located above a passenger's seat

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