in midair; in the air; colloquially used to describe a position high off the ground

unrealistic plans, theories, or imaginary things that have no basis in reality

A woman who serves passengers on a passenger aircraft; also known by the shorter form [[空姐|空姐|kong1 jie3]].

A person who travels extensively by airplane, usually for business or tourism

male cabin crew member on an airplane

(Mainland China) jet airliner used for short and medium distances; also called [[空中客车|空中客車|kong1 zhong1 ke4 che1]]

military flypast or aerial parade

the process of transferring fuel from one aircraft to another during flight to extend its range and flight time

to hijack an aircraft; aerial hijacking or skyjacking

A giant military aircraft, such as the American B-29 bomber used at the end of World War II.

A type of higher education that uses television, radio, and the internet to provide distance learning to adult students.

A type of educational institution that uses media such as television, radio, the internet, and correspondence to deliver lessons remotely.

Airbus, the European multinational aerospace corporation; also refers to a large wide-body jet airliner produced by this company. Commonly abbreviated as [[空客|空客|kong1 ke4]].

A male cabin attendant on a commercial aircraft, also known as [[空哥|空哥|kong1 ge1]] or [[空中先生|空中先生|kong1 zhong1 xian1 sheng5]] in Mainland China.

Airbus; a large passenger jet developed by a European consortium; also refers generally to any high-capacity large aircraft

advertising in the sky, such as skywriting or sky signs

a basketball play where one player throws the ball near the basket and a teammate jumps to catch and dunk or layup in mid-air

aerial combat between aircraft; dogfight

a heavily armed military aircraft used for ground attacks

restricted airspace where aircraft and other flying objects are prohibited from entering without authorization, often used for military sites, ports, or political centers

The management and control of aircraft movement in the sky to ensure safety and smooth traffic flow

A vehicle powered by electricity and cable for transport through the air; aerial tramway or telpher.

A garden built on multiple levels or on the roof of a building to create the appearance of being suspended in the air; a rooftop garden

Police officer responsible for maintaining order on civil flights and ensuring the safety of the aircraft and its passengers.

A designated air route for aircraft entering and leaving a country or specific airspace, often established to ensure safe passage and prevent accidental engagement by friendly forces.

A method of cloud seeding where aircraft are used to spread catalysts like dry ice, silver iodide, or salt water into thick clouds to induce precipitation.

to float or hover in the air; levitation

A high-speed amusement park ride consisting of an open car that travels on elevated tracks with steep inclines and descents; also called [[云霄飞车|雲霄飛車|yun2 xiao1 fei1 che1]] or [[过山车|過山車|guo4 shan1 che1]].

member of an aircrew employed by airlines to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers

Illegal stock market trading that happens outside of official exchanges; typically conducted through underground brokers or telecommunications rather than legal channels.

The system or process of managing and directing aircraft in flight and on the ground to ensure safety

a person responsible for directing the movement of aircraft in a specific area