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flight recorder
flight recordern. An event recorder that records data about an aircraft's flight, such as airspeed, heading, and the procedures followed by the pilot.flight recorder n (Aeronautics) an electronic device fitted to an aircraft for storing information concerning its performance in flight. It is often used to determine the cause of a crash. Also called: black box flight′ record`er
n. an electronic device aboard an aircraft that automatically records certain aspects of the aircraft's performance in flight; black box. [1945–50] Translationsflight recorder
flight recorder an electronic device fitted to an aircraft for storing information concerning its performance in flight. It is often used to determine the cause of a crash flight recorder[′flīt ri‚kȯrd·ər] (engineering) Any instrument or device that records information about the performance of an aircraft in flight or about conditions encountered in flight, for future study and evaluation. flight recorderA general term applied to any instrument or device that records information about the performance of an aircraft in flight or about conditions encountered in flight. Flight recorders may make records of air speed, altitude, direction, outside air temperature, vertical and horizontal acceleration, engine RPM, engine temperature, control movements, and other pertinent variables for a given flight. A flight recorder assists in aircraft health monitoring as well as in accident or incident investigations. See data recorder.FinancialSeeBlack BoxAcronymsSeefireroomThesaurusSeeblack box |