Pasapalabra aeronáutico

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Pasapalabra aeronáutico en inglés para tripulantes de cabina

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Cristina Abou-Medlej

Spain

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Pasapalabra aeronáuticoVersion en ligne Pasapalabra aeronáutico en inglés para tripulantes de cabina par Cristina Abou-Medlej A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A machine that flies, like a plane. Starts with B The process of getting on an aircraft. Starts with C The front part of the aircraft where the pilot controls the plane. Starts with D When a flight does not leave or arrive on time. Starts with E A dangerous or unexpected situation that requires immediate action. Starts with F A journey by air. Starts with G The area in the terminal where passengers wait to board. Starts with H A large building where aircraft are stored and maintained. Starts with I Something that happens during the flight. Starts with J Letter J in the NATO phonetic alphabet, used in radio communication. Starts with K A set of items, e.g., safety kit or amenity kit. Starts with L When the aircraft touches the ground at the end of a flight. Starts with M The international distress signal used by aircraft. Starts with N The front part of the aircraft. Starts with O Device that supplies oxygen in case of cabin pressure loss. Starts with P The person who flies the aircraft. Starts with Q Letter Q in the NATO phonetic alphabet, essential in aviation communication. Starts with R A strip where aircraft take off and land. Starts with S Another word for cabin crew or flight attendant. Starts with T Irregular movement of the air during a flight. Starts with U The standard clothing worn by cabin crew. Starts with V The distance you can see, very important for safe flying. Starts with W Part of the plane that helps it to fly. Starts with X Used in airport security to check bags. Starts with Y Letter Y in the NATO phonetic alphabet, used for clear, safe communication. Starts with Z Seating area on a plane, e.g., Zone A, B, etc.

Pasapalabra aeronáuticoVersion en ligne

Pasapalabra aeronáutico en inglés para tripulantes de cabina

par Cristina Abou-Medlej

Starts with A

A machine that flies, like a plane.

Starts with B

The process of getting on an aircraft.

Starts with C

The front part of the aircraft where the pilot controls the plane.

Starts with D

When a flight does not leave or arrive on time.

Starts with E

A dangerous or unexpected situation that requires immediate action.

Starts with F

A journey by air.

Starts with G

The area in the terminal where passengers wait to board.

Starts with H

A large building where aircraft are stored and maintained.

Starts with I

Something that happens during the flight.

Starts with J

Letter J in the NATO phonetic alphabet, used in radio communication.

Starts with K

A set of items, e.g., safety kit or amenity kit.

Starts with L

When the aircraft touches the ground at the end of a flight.

Starts with M

The international distress signal used by aircraft.

Starts with N

The front part of the aircraft.

Starts with O

Device that supplies oxygen in case of cabin pressure loss.

Starts with P

The person who flies the aircraft.

Starts with Q

Letter Q in the NATO phonetic alphabet, essential in aviation communication.

Starts with R

A strip where aircraft take off and land.

Starts with S

Another word for cabin crew or flight attendant.

Starts with T

Irregular movement of the air during a flight.

Starts with U

The standard clothing worn by cabin crew.

Starts with V

The distance you can see, very important for safe flying.

Starts with W

Part of the plane that helps it to fly.

Starts with X

Used in airport security to check bags.

Starts with Y

Letter Y in the NATO phonetic alphabet, used for clear, safe communication.

Starts with Z

Seating area on a plane, e.g., Zone A, B, etc.

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Pasapalabra aeronáuticoVersion en ligne

par Cristina Abou-Medlej

Starts with A

A machine that flies, like a plane.

Starts with B

The process of getting on an aircraft.

Starts with C

The front part of the aircraft where the pilot controls the plane.

Starts with D

When a flight does not leave or arrive on time.

Starts with E

A dangerous or unexpected situation that requires immediate action.

Starts with F

A journey by air.

Starts with G

The area in the terminal where passengers wait to board.

Starts with H

A large building where aircraft are stored and maintained.

Starts with I

Something that happens during the flight.

Starts with J

Letter J in the NATO phonetic alphabet, used in radio communication.

Starts with K

A set of items, e.g., safety kit or amenity kit.

Starts with L

When the aircraft touches the ground at the end of a flight.

Starts with M

The international distress signal used by aircraft.

Starts with N

The front part of the aircraft.

Starts with O

Device that supplies oxygen in case of cabin pressure loss.

Starts with P

The person who flies the aircraft.

Starts with Q

Letter Q in the NATO phonetic alphabet, essential in aviation communication.

Starts with R

A strip where aircraft take off and land.

Starts with S

Another word for cabin crew or flight attendant.

Starts with T

Irregular movement of the air during a flight.

Starts with U

The standard clothing worn by cabin crew.

Starts with V

The distance you can see, very important for safe flying.

Starts with W

Part of the plane that helps it to fly.

Starts with X

Used in airport security to check bags.

Starts with Y

Letter Y in the NATO phonetic alphabet, used for clear, safe communication.

Starts with Z

Seating area on a plane, e.g., Zone A, B, etc.