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cockpit

[kok-pit] / ˈkɒkˌpɪt /
NOUN
pilot compartment
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Turkish authorities found the cockpit voice recorder and black box from a private jet that crashed Wednesday killing the head of Libya's armed forces and his four aides.

From Barron's

Toxic fumes can leak into the cabin and cockpit of almost every jetliner flying today—from small business jets to the world’s biggest aircraft.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some pilots and passengers on flights around the Caribbean could see the fiery debris shower from their cockpits and cabins.

From The Wall Street Journal

Our CX-90’s smallness and fineness continued inside, with the intimate cockpit and cabin wrapped in exquisite Nappa hides, blonde maple wood trim, polished metals and textiles chosen for their home-country narratives.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is like putting an inexperienced pilot in the cockpit of a high-performance jet.

From The Wall Street Journal