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indicator will light in the cockpit.
‘…in the cockpit of the future there will
be two animals, a pilot and a dog. The
pilot will be there to feed the dog, and the
dog will be there to bite the pilot if he tries
to touch anything’ [NYT News Service]
code code /kəυd/ noun 1. a system of numbers,
letters or symbols used to represent
language which has to be learned
and decoded in order for the receiver to
understand the meaning 2. a series of
pulses by which an aircraft transponder
replies to a signal from the ground
codeshare codeshare /kəυdʃeə/ noun  codeshare
deal an agreement between airlines
regarding connecting flights
The
two airlines have entered into a codeshare
deal for flights between Dubai
and Bangkok.
codeshare partner codeshare partner /kəυdʃeə
pɑtnə/ noun an airline which has an
agreement with another airline regarding
connecting flights
codesharing codesharing /kəυdʃeərŋ/ noun 1.
a procedure which allows travellers to
use connecting flights between one airline
and another partner airline for
worldwide destinations 2. an arrangement
by which two airlines sell seats on
the same flight using their own flight
numbers
coefficient coefficient /kəυ|fʃ(ə)nt/ noun a
mathematical quantity placed before
and multiplying another
C of A C of A abbreviation certificate of airworthiness
C of G C of G abbreviation centre of gravity
coil coil /kɔl/ noun a device consisting of
coiled wire for converting low voltage
to high voltage
A voltage coil is connected
across the generator.
coiled wire coiled wire /kɔld waə/ noun a
length of wire twisted round and round

A coiled wire connects the terminal to
earth.
coincide coincide /kəυn|sad/ verb to happen
at the same time and/or in the same
place
When the aircraft heading is
directly into wind or down wind, track
and heading coincide.
coincident coincident /kəυ|nsdənt/ adjective
happening at the same place or at the
same time
The Earth’s true north and
magnetic north poles are not coincident.
col col /kɒl/ noun an area of slack pressure
gradient between two centres of high or
low pressure
The persistence and
movement of cols are governed by the
movement of the adjacent pressure systems.
cold front cold front /kəυld frnt/ noun an
advancing mass of cold air, moving
under and lifting warmer air
A cold
front brought rainy, windy conditions to
the country.
collapse collapse /kə|lps/ noun a sudden
and complete fall  the collapse of a
company the end of the existence of the
company  verb 1. to fall suddenly and
completely
The magnetic field will
reach a maximum in one direction, collapse
to zero and reach a maximum in
the opposite direction. 2. to fold or to
close suddenly and unintentionally 
the undercarriage collapsed (of an
apparatus) the undercarriage could not
support the aircraft and broke or
retracted on its own 3. to faint  the
passenger collapsed the passenger fell
and became semi- or fully unconscious
because of some medical problem
‘…as the aeroplane slid off the runway,
the left landing gear collapsed’ [Pilot]
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collect collect /kə|lekt/ verb 1. to gather over
a period of time
Any given object will
usually collect ice more quickly at high
speed. 2. to take something or to pick
something up from a place
collection collection /kə|lekʃən/ noun 1. a
number of things brought together
a
collection of vintage aircraft 2. an act of
being collected by somebody
The
documents are in the office awaiting
collection.
collide collide /kə|lad/ verb to bump or to
crash into something
The aircraft left
the runway and collided with a fire
truck.
collision collision /kə|l"(ə)n/ noun a crash
between two objects, two vehicles, etc.

If there is a risk of collision, alter
course to the right.  collision avoidance
the prevention of collisions by taking
measures beforehand to ensure that
they do not happen
column column /kɒləm/ noun 1. a body of
fluid or solid with a tall, narrow shape

Torricelli first demonstrated that the
atmosphere has weight by showing that
　
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