Flying level

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(Civil Engin.)

a reconnoissance level over the course of a projected road, canal, etc.

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Link upgraded the trainer in 1933 to include aviation instruments in common use at the time, such as radio aids and gauges that could tell a pilot if he was flying level.

Ed Link Inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame by Business Wire

Radio contact was not established, yet the plane was flying level and showed no signs of mechanical failure.

Crisis Lessons Learned in Two American Tragedies by Business Wire

today announced that its flying level for the fourth quarter of 1995 increased by 63% over the year-earlier period.

Atlas Air Inc. announces increased flying level for fourth quarter ... by Business Wire

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