German-English Airport/Aviation Glossary

Thanks to our colleague Mary Virginia Burke from the German-language division of the American Translators Association for sharing this fantastic bilingual glossary with us. We are avid collectors (and sharers!) of such glossaries, of which you can never have enough of. You never know when a project related to airports or aviation will come across your desk. The glossary also includes a link to very handy aviation-related abbreviations in both languages.

Here's the link.


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