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Critical Altitude Terms Unscramble

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Match aviation altitude terms

by ELFIKRI FADILLA AKBAR
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The highest vertical limit an aircraft is legally and structurally allowed to fly.

     
  
  
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The flight level where the aircraft maintains a stable altitude for the majority of the journey, usually high above ground level.

  
  
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The simulated atmospheric pressure inside the aircraft’s cabin, kept lower than outside pressure.

  
  
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The density of air inside the pressurized cabin; rises or falls with altitude changes to keep passengers comfortable.

  
  
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Where pilots switch from local atmospheric pressure references to a standard pressure system during flight.

  
  
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The lowest altitude at which a vehicle can safely clear terrain or obstacles in a specific area.

        
  
  
  
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The reference starting point for measuring elevation and altitude in aviation and geography.

  
  
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A measurement of vertical distance above a chosen reference, commonly expressed in feet in aviation.

  
  
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