verbiage
ˈvəːbɪɪdʒ/
noun
noun: verbiage; noun: verbage
1.
excessively lengthy or technical speech or writing.
Naturally , as a native English speaker , I prefer to keep things simple and clear .
I do not think that being pedantic about wording solves anything in a cockpit , flap up or flaps up for instance. We can not control what is said at every moment between people interacting ...check or Okay may just be an acknowledgement of an action or statement. Since you cannot always look the other in the eye to see if the action or statement was acknowledged. "on alveoli playing field" not sure what kind of a field this is ? I will say that , yes , there are SOPīs that need to be preformed in a certain order .
But referring to my original post , I suppose I am confused from the varied results of the Line Check pilots ...from great job to totally unacceptable . Is there no standardization for these pilots ?
Last edited by unb5; 25th Sep 2017 at 21:03.