180-by-zip
(adj.) Head-to-head. Beak to beak, Snot locker
Definition link2 v 1
(adv.) A menage a trois or threesome. From air combat terminology frequently used by fast jet aircrew.
Definition linkA BITE and download
(v.) To defecate. Eg: I’m going for ~. Reduce the boarding mass, dump down to landing weight, increase the gliding range, Drop a paveway 6
Definition linkA-level
(adj.) Something that is difficult or complicated.
Definition linkActual
(n.) Sleep. cf. Simulated
Definition linkAdvisory for aircrew
(phr.) A phrase used to excuse the breaking of rules. A classic example of colossal arrogance.
Definition linkAhead of the aircraft
(adj.) Prepared to a greater extent than would be expected during flight. Ahead of the game cf. On top of things, All over it like a (cheap) rash
Definition linkAhead of the game
(adj.) Prepared to a greater extent than would be expected. Ahead of the aircraft, Ahead of the drag curve cf. On top of things, All over it like a (cheap) rash
Definition linkAir tragic
(n.) The Air Traffic Control branch.
Definition linkAircraft type mate
(n.) A fellow aircrew officer, from the fleet of that particular aircraft type. Eg: Jag Mate cf. Charioteer
Definition linkAircrew reset/recycle
(v.) To turn a piece of equipment off and then back on as many times as are required before correct function is achieved. O.N. / O.F.F. Switch cf. Engineering tap
Definition linkAircrew sunshine
(adj.) Very poor weather which restricts flying operations Clag, Shit and corruption, Shit and derision
Definition linkAll over it like a (cheap) rash
(adj.) Competent in every way at dealing with the situation. Ahead of the aircraft, Ahead of the drag curve, Ahead of the game, On top of things
Definition linkAngels
(pl. n.) Height in thousands of feet eg “Everything Angels 14 and above is yours”
Definition linkAny spears for me?
(phr.. qn.) A question asking whether there is any impending criticism to come. Usually used at the end of a debrief.
Definition linkArb
(adj) Arbitrary
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