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Air traffic control

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1. SID and STARSAir mapsRadiotelephonyI don't know are procedures and checkpoints used to enter and leave the airway system by plane operating on IFR flight plan.

2. The use of ATCILSautopilotI don't know is at the discretion of pilots with ATC permission.It's useful for landing.

3. Flight plansFlight numberFlight levelsI don't know are usually designated in writing as FL xxx, where xxx is a number indicating the altitude.

4. An ATC mapflight planchartI don't know is a document which provides specified information relative to an intended flight.

5. Ground controlPilotsILSI don't know monitors the movements of aircrafts on the ground at airport runways and taxiways.

6. ATISmeteo newsflight plansI don't know brodcasts contain information, such as weather information, available approaches and NOTAM (notice to airmen).

7. A standard holding patternlandingflightI don't know uses right-hand turns and takes approximately 4 minutes to complete (one minute for each turn and two one-minute straight).

8. An uncontrolled airport is one that does not have an operating control towerILSradarI don't know.

9. Control towersAir traffic controllersAutopilotsI don't know monitor the location of aircrafts in their assigned airspace and communicate with the pilots by radio.

10. AradiotelephonyphonetransponderI don't know is an automated transceiver in an airplan that emits a coded identifying signal.