Cirrus SR22T Takeoff in Innsbruck and Flying over the Alps.

2:34′

Pilot: Innsbruck Tower N949 AC with information V. Request engine start

ATC: Start-up is approved for R08 and your clearance

R26 for departure with visual climb direct to _________

5: 48′

Pilot: N949 AC Request the taxi

ATC: N949AC Taxi holding point R26 Taxiway B

8:15′

Pilot: N949 AC Ready for departure 

ATC: N949AC Wind calm R26 cleared for takeoff

10:52′

Pilot: N949 AC Are we staying with you or we change the radar?

ATC: N949AC Stay with me for the time being and I will get you for the 6000 change.

13:24′

ATC: NAC Are you able to come flight level 120 due to airspace correction minimum flight altitude in German airspace?

Pilot: Able to do 120 NAC

ATC: NAC Roger then come FL 120

Pilot: FL 120 NAC

 

 

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Cessna 172 Taking Off From Rhodes: Taxi/ Takeoff/ Vectoring.

0: 54′

Pilot: 5B- CLB General Aviation Parking we are VFR to Megara. Request Taxi.

4:09′

Pilot: 5BCLB is holding short of R25. Request VFR Clearance to Megara. Altitude ________ ft.

ATC: 5BCLB after departure proceed to _______ Delta point initially ________ ft. Wind: _________ degrees/ _______  knots. R25. Cleared for takeoff.

Pilot: ‘copy’. Can we have the transponder code for CLB?

ATC:  7000

Pilot:  7000 set

Pilot: CLB request to hold position for 1 minute.

6:44′

Pilot: 5B-CLB is ready any time any time after the arriving traffic.

ATC: Say  it again.

Pilot: 5B-CLB is ready for departure.

7:37′

ATC: 5B-CLB- wind is __________.  R25. Cleared for takeoff.

Pilot ‘copy’

11:02′

ATC: 5B-CLB proceed to _________ point _________ ft.

Pilot: ‘copy’

ATC: 5B-CLB proceed to _________ now.

Pilot: ‘copy’

WATCH THE VIDEO AND LEARN THE WORDS!

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Czasowniki nieregularne kontekst: lotnictwo!

  1. become- became- become (stać się/ zostać) I became a pilot many years ago. I became a pilot because I wanted my dreams come true (zrealizować marzenia).
  2. begin- began-begun (rozpocząć) I want to begin my career as a professional pilot when I have the required number of hours in the air (wymagana ilość godzin w powietrzu/ nalot).
  3. catch-caught-caught (złapać/ chwycić) He had to spend the night at the airport because he didn’t catch the last flight home.
  4. choose-chose-chosen (wybrać) The emergency situation required immediate decision and the pilot chose the right option.
  5. feel-felt-felt (czuć/ odczuwać) When the plane was caught in the windshear, the pilots and the passengers felt strong turbulences as the aircraft rapidly descended (gwałtownie obniżył pułap lotu).
  6. find-found-found (znaleźć) After some navigation problems, the pilot found the right vectors.
  7. fly-flew-flown (latać) 
  8. get-got-got (otrzymać) The pilots got the information from the cabin crew that one of the passengers had the symptoms of the heart-attack.
  9. give-gave-given (dać/ podać) The ATC gave the pilot the clearance for pushback.
  10. go-went-gone (jechać/ iść, etc.) 
  11. grow-grew-grown (rosnąć/ wzrastać) 
  12. hear-heard-heard (słyszeć) The pilot heard strange noises from the right engine and requested to be diverted to alternative airport (i poprosił o przekierowanie na alternatywne lotnisko).
  13. hit-hit-hit (uderzyć) When the flock of birds hit the rudder, manouvering became almost impossible (manewrowanie stało się praktycznie niemożliwe).
  14. read- read-read (czytać) The pilot read back all the required information (wszystkie wymagane informacje)
  15. say-said-said (mówić/ powiedzieć) The pilot said that the amount of fuel remaining was insufficient (ilość paliwa była niewystarczająca).
  16. see-saw-seen (zobaczyć/ dostrzec) The pilot saw the runway and landed safely (wylądował bezpiecznie).
  17. spend-spent-spent- (spędzić) When I was a child I spent all my free time in the airfield nearby.
  18. tell-told-told (powiedzieć komuś) The captain told the pilot to carry out the procedure.
  19. think-thought-thought (myśleć/ pomyśleć) The pilot thought that emergency landing was inevitable.
  20. understand-understood-understood (zrozumieć) ATC officer wanted to make sure that the pilot understood all the instructions.
  21. blow-blew-blown (wiać) The wind was blowing so strongly that the landing was impossible.
  22. freeze-froze-frozen (zamarzać) The drops of rain froze on the wings and deicing was necessary.
  23. shake-skook-shaken (trząść) All the fuselage was shaking in the turbulences.
  24. strike-struck-struck (uderzyć/ trzasnąć) When the  lightning struck the apron, the passengers were horrified.
  25. deal with …- dealt-dealt (radzić sobie z …) The pilot dealt excellently with the difficult weather conditions during the flight.

 

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