Aeronautics--Safety measures
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Names and connections
Aeronautics, Commercial--Safety measures; Air safety; Aircraft safety measures; Airplanes--Safety measures; Aviation safety
- Broader: Propellant actuated devices
- Narrower: Air traffic control
- Narrower: Airplanes--Cockpits--Warning systems
- Narrower: Airplanes--Collision avoidance
- Narrower: Airplanes--Dispatching
- Narrower: Airplanes--Ditching
- Narrower: Airplanes--Evacuation
- Narrower: Airplanes--Ice prevention
- Narrower: Airplanes--Oxygen equipment
- Narrower: Airports--Bird control
- Narrower: Child restraint systems in aircraft
- Narrower: Emergency maneuvers (Aeronautics)
- Narrower: Pilot ejection seats
- Narrower: Pressure suits
- Narrower: United States. Army--Aviation--Safety measures
- Narrower: United States. Navy--Aviation structural mechanics (Safety equipment)
- Narrower: United States. Navy--Aviation--Safety measures
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Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 324272367310602816 · morton4x16-v1
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