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These two brothers from Ohio achieved the first powered, controlled flight at Kitty Hawk in 1903.
This movable surface on the trailing edge of an aircraft wing controls roll by moving up or down.
This is the common term for the person who operates the controls of an aircraft from the cockpit.
This four-letter radio code word represents the letter A in the NATO phonetic alphabet used by pilots.
This is the term for the upward force that keeps an aircraft in the air, generated by air flowing over the wings.
This enclosed area at the front of an aircraft is where pilots sit and operate the controls.
This device worn by pilots supplies oxygen when flying at high altitudes where the air is thin.
This long, paved surface is where aircraft take off and land at an airport.