Level is a path, straight and horizontal and flat across that path. It extends to infinity, as a straight and horizontal and flat path, or line, or in all directions outward as a flat surface.
Nothing curves or slants up or down or squiggles over that path, it is always straight across and horizontal and level and flat across it.
Level flight is always measured for flights of planes, and nothing else but level and horizontal flight is achieved for flights.
Trying this bs argument about air being curved above Earth, is pure nonsense.
Planes measure for level within air, as a straight across, horizontal path, around the entire plane itself.
It’s limited in measuring for level flight by the planes length, nose to tail, wingtip to wingtip each side of it.
It’s almost like having a 400 foot long level in air, moving above the surface, constantly measuring for level along the way.
Level is not one point, it is a path over two separate points and between each point.
We cannot measure for a curve, a curved line or curved surface, with any instruments that measure for level.
Now they’re trying to twist what level actually means, claiming ‘level flight is a flight at one same altitude’..
Obviously it’s level at one same altitude, but level to what? How does level mean it’s at the same altitude?
That it is a straight across, horizontal path of flight in air, over a flat surface, at the one same altitude during its flight in air.
Anything but say what level is and means, with bs like this..
A plane that measures 500 feet in length and wingspan, is used to measure for level flight in air, no more beyond that.
It measures the air pressure around the plane, to find level in its flight.
The whole plane measures the air pressure around it in air, for level flight in air. All of the plane is measured for level in air, all points of it, nose to tail, wingtip to wingtip, as level in air.
The plane constantly measures air pressure along its flight, in 500 foot segments, nose to tail, and wingtip to wingtip across it.
If Earths surface was curved over it all as a ball, and air was curving over the ball Earth, in curving pressure gradients, how would we ever measure for level flights of planes with our instruments?
Consider how much ‘curvature’ there’d be over 500 feet of the surface, maybe a few cm or so, within your curving air above ball Earth.
Those curved air pressure gradients, would also have to curve lesser at higher altitudes above ball Earth, too!
Why would our instruments measure curving air above a curved surface as ‘level’? What does that even mean? Level to a curving air above a curved surface of a ball Earth?
It’s strange that nobody, no pilots, no books, no documents, mention that air is curved!
How many pilots know air is curved?
I’m sure you’d have some sort of proof that air curves? No? If not, why are you claiming this bs? Another lie as usual!