Easier with domestic species.

Popular alternate landing field marked by fairways and greens. Curiously, pilots who land here are said to be "off-course."

A sometimes difficult maneuver to perform; the degree of difficulty is usually determined by the size of the pilot's ego.

Enables you to fly grocery supplies.

That part of the aircraft most frequently broken off during the walk-around preflight inspection that pilots do to see if anything is broken off.

That portion of the atmosphere that lies over Great Britain.

British word for airport. Exactly what you'd expect from a country that gives its aeroplanes

A hinged control surface on the wing that scares the hell out of airline passengers when it moves.

1. Sword used for dueling in flight. Often used to settle disputes between crew members and passengers. 2. What pilots wrap their sandwiches in.

When the FAA inspector knows that you have only a student license and sends his kids to bum a ride with you in the plane.