Euros and "finals"
 

I'm wondering why all the euro's on this site refer to the final approach segment as "finals". Of course, in Canada we correctly refer to it as "final" or "turning final" or "intercept the final approach course" etc.

What's with the S? Plural? Sounds pretty goofy to me.
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just one of those things dear boy!
one thing though,why do you n/americans call a nightstop a LAY-OVER ?

Touche!

Alright, so why do you call levelling off, "flattening out"?

Back to you...

we don't,
but tell me this!
why do you guys call an estate agent a realtor, we call them ass h*les
over

hey I think you mey have a point with the flattening out, the a/c that I fly doesn't really get to toc above 300, it just sort of flattens out, but we still call it toc though

It`s our language therefore how we choose to use it, by default, has to be correct.