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| − | '''Altitude''' is the measurement of the height of something relative to the sea level and/or the seabed itself. It is vital to have an altitude measuring instrument in flying machines such as [[airplane]]s and [[helicopter]]s, for the pilots to be sure they avoid coming dangerously close to the ground and/or other terrain. | + | '''Altitude''' is the measurement of the [[height]] of something relative to the [[sea]] level and/or the seabed itself. It is vital to have an altitude measuring instrument in flying machines such as [[airplane]]s and [[helicopter]]s, for the pilots to be sure they avoid coming dangerously close to the ground and/or other terrain. |
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Revision as of 13:42, December 29, 2008
Altitude is the measurement of the height of something relative to the sea level and/or the seabed itself. It is vital to have an altitude measuring instrument in flying machines such as airplanes and helicopters, for the pilots to be sure they avoid coming dangerously close to the ground and/or other terrain.