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Abort To terminate or discontinue an operation or procedure before its completion, such as takeoff or landing. Aircraft Communication and Reporting System (ACARS) An automated onboard system that sends and receives relevant aircraft information. Access Days (A-Day) A block of days on your schedule for the purpose of covering operational needs. Aft The rear portion of the airplane or in the direction of the back of the airplane. Air Notes Used to obtain statements from flight attendants and passengers witnessing incidents in the cabin. This form is found in the Flight Attendant OBM. Aircraft Left The point of reference for determining the left side of the aircraft from inside the aircraft facing forward.Aircraft Length Determined by the distance from the nose of the fuselage to the tail. Aircraft Logbook (ACL) A flight deck logbook where missing, inoperative or broken "safety-related" items are recorded to advise the Maintenance department to correct or repair the items. Aircraft Right The point of reference for determining the right side of the aircraft from inside the aircraft facing forward. Airport Codes Three-letter codes which designate specific airports. Airport Customer Service (ACS) Department which includes gate agents, ticket agents and ramp personnel. Airport Release Before leaving the airport, an A-Day holder must obtain a release through the Automated Crew Scheduling telephone system within one hour of block-in time or the end of a non-fly duty p