Air Traffic Control Procedures

noun a designated route in the sky for aircraft to travel along

• The air lane was congested with multiple planes waiting to land at the busy airport.
• I always try to book a seat by the air lane so I can get a good view during the flight.
• Let's sit in the back near the air lane so we can sneak out quickly when the movie starts.
• She felt like she was walking on an air lane, with nothing solid beneath her feet to support her.

noun a designated route followed by an aircraft during flight

• The pilot carefully plotted the flight path to ensure a smooth journey.
• The captain decided to take a different flight path to avoid bad weather.
• Let's switch up the flight path and take a shortcut to get there faster.
• She deviated from her usual flight path and embarked on a new career journey.

noun In a broader sense, ACAS can refer to any type of collision avoidance system used in various industries and applications.

• The ACAS code of practice provides guidance on how to handle workplace disputes.
• Have you read up on the ACAS guidelines for resolving conflicts at work?
• I heard ACAS is the go-to for sorting out drama at the office.
• Using ACAS is like having a mediator to help navigate through tough conversations.

noun abbreviation for Instrument Flight Rules, which are a set of regulations and procedures for flying in conditions where visibility is restricted

adjective describing something related to or in accordance with Instrument Flight Rules

• The pilot must adhere to IFR regulations when flying in low visibility conditions.
• If you're flying in bad weather, make sure to follow IFR rules.
• Don't mess around with IFR, it's serious business.
• Navigating through life can be like flying IFR, sometimes you have to rely on instruments rather than what you see.