A device in an aircraft used to measure the altitude or height above sea level.

A sudden and somewhat violent disturbance in the air, often causing a bumpy ride for passengers or pilots.

To make something smaller in size, amount, or degree, often by applying pressure or force.

A device used in aircraft to change the direction and speed of the plane by rotating against the air.

The act of telling a story or rehearsing an event in your mind before it happens.

The speed of an aircraft relative to the ground during flight.

A sudden movement or action that is often fast and uncontrolled, typically implying great speed.

To resist or oppose something, often used in the context of not following rules or demands.

A type of emergency procedure performed to restore breathing and circulation in a person who has stopped breathing or whose heart has stopped.

The act of breathing into someone's mouth to provide air when they cannot breathe for themselves.

The act of making something unclear or indistinct, often leaving others confused about its meaning.

A device that sends signals or information from one place to another, often used in communication systems.

An increase in engine power that opens a valve allowing more fuel and air into the engine to accelerate the vehicle's speed.

The act of continually mocking or teasing someone in a scornful manner.

The physical structure that houses an engine's components, providing protection and aerodynamics for aircraft engines.

Regular intervals of time or space between events or actions.

A disturbance characterized by electrical noise, which can interfere with the clarity of audio or visual signals.

To throw back or lift up in a forceful way, often associated with a sudden or violent movement.

The speed of an aircraft relative to the air through which it is moving.

To practice or prepare a performance or presentation ahead of time.

To resist or oppose an authority, often leading to conflict or disobedience.