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Usa “There will be no + cosa”. Ejemplo: “There will be no issues during takeoff”.
Van siempre SIN TO. Ejemplo correcto: “We must be ready” (no “must to be”). El “TO” solo se usa para infinitivos normales (“I want to be a pilot”).
Singular (no termina en S): agrega ‘s
That se usa para cosas. Who se usa estrictamente para personas.
How significa cómo (para preguntas). As significa como (para afirmaciones o comparativos).
BE: ser/estar (“I want to be a pilot”). BEING: siendo/estando en proceso (“The aircraft is being inspected”). BEEN: ha sido / ha estado (“We have been delayed”).
Va seguido de un verbo en participio. Ejemplos: “I have gone to the airport” / “He has eaten a sandwich”.
Eat
Since es un punto específico en el tiempo (“Since 9 am”, “Since April”). For es una duración de tiempo (“For 3 hours”, “For 2 months”).
“I communicate with the ATC to ask for vectors to land on the nearest suitable airport.”
Walk around (hacer la inspección). Belly landing (aterrizaje de panza). Slide / Slid (deslizarse).
“The landing gear got stuck and the plane was badly damaged.”
“Lower the bridge so that the passengers can deplane.” / Engine failure o Engine malfunction.
Throttle: acelerador/mando de gases. Marshall: señalero. Long haul flight: vuelo de larga distancia. Shifts: turnos de trabajo. Simulator: simulador.
Oversold/Overbooked: sobrevendido. Accommodation: alojamiento. Currently: actualmente. At the beginning: al principio.