Covers Boeing, Airbus, and FAA acronyms. It's a useful aid for everyone from student pilots to airline pilots new to an airliner to casual enthusiasts wanting to decode the alphabet soup of acronyms in an aviation magazine or novel. |
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Operationally focused, covering the terminology in common use in the US military aviation services, including the Air Force, Navy, and Marines. It also contains a healthy collection of collateral acronyms used by associated ground forces. The databases included also cover the myriad of terms associated with command structures, NATO, and Space Command. There is also a unique "Slang" section, which covers a great many informal terms that have fallen into common use. This section also includes the slang terms for various kinds of aircraft (e.g., F-16 as "lawn dart"). Lastly, there is an "Aircraft Ident" database, with the official US common names and their designators.
This is an invaluable aid for pilots, ground support personnel, and anyone else dealing with military aviation, including enthusiasts. Can also help a lot when reading a military-spnovel. |
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Covers some 15,000 acronyms from the Apollo and STS eras, as well as terms used by ArianeSpace, Boeing, Energia, and the USAF Space Command.
Invaluable for anyone visiting a space museum, NASA facility, tour directors, astronauts, and students of space flight. |
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Comprises the databases of the other three aps. All may be activated, allowing fast searches through all the databases. |