Airspace

Definition of Airspace

The part of the atmosphere where planes fly or where satellites orbit around the Earth.

How should Airspace divide into syllables

The first syllable 'air' has the vowel 'a' and the consonant 'r'. The second syllable 'space' has the vowels 'a' and 'e' and the consonants 's', 'p', and 'c'.

Part of Speech - Airspace

The airplane entered the airspace of the neighboring country.

Sentences with Airspace

• The pilot requested permission to enter the airspace over the city.
• The air traffic controller monitored the airspace for any unauthorized aircraft.
• The military aircraft flew in the restricted airspace during the exercise.
• The airplane changed its course to avoid entering the neighboring country's airspace.
• The satellite orbited the Earth in the exosphere of the atmosphere.
• The airway was congested with a lot of planes trying to enter the airspace.
• The aviation territory was under the control of the air force.
• The flight path was cleared for the landing of the airplane in the airport.
• The no-fly zone was established due to the security concerns.
• The firmament was full of stars at night in the countryside.

Quotes with Airspace

• I was always fascinated by the airspace above our heads. - Neil Armstrong
• The airspace above our cities, our towns, and our homes is not some abstract concept or some irrelevant issue. - Mike Pompeo
• I think we have to safeguard airspace, and we have to train for the worst-case scenarios. - Chuck Yeager
• The airspace above this nation belongs to all of us, and we must all have a voice in how it is used. - James Oberstar
• The airspace is the most important part of the sky. - Frank Borman

Number of characters in Airspace

8 ( a, i, r, s, p, a, c, e )

Unique letters in Airspace

7 ( a, i, r, s, p, c, e )

Airspace Backwards

ecapsria

Phonetic Transcription of Airspace

IPA (International): ˈeˌrspeɪs

ARA (American): ˈɛˌrspes

EPA (English): ˈeˌrspeɪs

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