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Across 1. Taxiway 10. The highest altitude an aircraft can fly at maximum throttle while maintaining level height and constant airspeed. (2 Words) 11. The movement of an aircraft around the vertical axis, characterized by the nose moving side-to-side. The rudder controls yaw. 13. The sliding and outward pivoting movement of the aircraft that occurs as a result of a shallow turn. 14. A method used by pilots to steer a hang glider or paraglider whereby they push a control bar attached to the wing structure. 15. A device that controls the amount of power outputted by the engine. 16. The condition that occurs as a result of an aircraft exceeding it’s angle of attack and therefore experiencing decreased lift. 17. The area of a runway, designated with particular markings, indicating the beginning of a runway. 18. Another phrase for the tail of an aircraft, which provides stability during flight. Learn more about the parts of an airplane. 20. Relating to ships or a navy. 21. Landing air craft beyond the runway. 22. A close range aerial battle between two aircraft. These occurred in every war involving planes until 1992. 25. An area at the front of airplane where the pilot and aircraft controls are situated – in other words, the cockpit. (2 Words) 26. The weight of the content carried in an aircraft, including passengers, pilots, cargo, etc. 28. An aircraft surface used to control the yaw movement. 29. A company or organization that offers regularly scheduled flights and routes. 30. An aircraft with two aisles inside. The typical fuselage diameter is 16 to 20 feet. (2 Words) 31. Regulations that define aircraft operations when pilots are able to operate using visual references. (4 Words)

Down 2. The aircraft control devices used by pilot for changes in attitude, as well as pitch and roll movement. 3. Weather conditions that describe a situation where pilots are able to operate using visual references. (4 Words) 4. The longitudinal and lateral point over which the aircraft would balance. (4 Words) 5. The movement of an aircraft, characterized by the nose and tail rising and falling. 6. The average level of the surface an ocean used as a basis for vertical measurements. (4 Words) 7. A runway that is shorter in length and requires aircraft to minimize the amount of runway used when taking off or landing. (2 Words) 8. When an aircraft turns in the opposite direction of a roll due to use of ailerons and the difference in lift and drag of each wing. (2 Words) 9. The cockpit of a plane is located at the front. It contains the instrument panel and pilots seats. Learn more about the parts of an airplane. 12. A building made to hold aircraft for storing, maintenance, assembly, etc. 19. Formatted information provided by pilots or dispatchers regarding an upcoming flight, including details such as destination, path, timing, etc. (2 Words) 23. A smaller type of aircraft that has a single-aisle inside. It can carry 4 to 300 passengers. (2 Words) 24. Horizontal surfaces that control aircraft pitch and are typically hinged to the stabilizer. 27. A parallel and opposing force to an aircraft’s motion through the air.