hot and high
The term "hot and high" is crucial in aviation, referring to challenging conditions of high temperatures and high altitudes that impact aircraft performance.
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Definition
C1Aviation
(technical)Conditions where an aircraft operates in high temperatures and at high altitudes, leading to reduced air density and affecting lift, engine performance, and takeoff and landing requirements.
Example
- Pilots need to account for hot and high conditions when planning their takeoff from mountainous regions in the summer.
- The aircraft struggled with reduced lift and engine power due to the hot and high environment.
B2General
Describes a situation or environment that is both very warm and situated at a high elevation.
Example
- Hiking in hot and high conditions can be particularly exhausting.
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