What does ACC stand for?

Aircraft Commander

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The aircraft commander immediately returned to the cockpit and jumped into the right seat.

Crippled Connie over the pacific

The aircraft commander Major James Woosley instructed the crew members to monitor their movements with a sensor underneath the aircraft that has a forward-looking infrared radar camera inside.

US came on the verge of military clash with Sudan in 2006: report

These training programs are tailored to build the pilot's decision making skills with the goal to deliver a qualified aircraft commander upon completion of the course.

United States: American Eurocopter s EC135 Training Program Receives ...

The aircraft commander, who was in the left seat and flying, landed the helo on the taxiway, which was on a downhill slope.

Helo and the hut

Captain Hammond is an excellent C-130 pilot and performed admirably as an aircraft commander during a particularly high-tempo period of our rotation.

Patch

On Monday, he took control as aircraft commander of a return flight from Prestwick to Murcia in southern Spain.

Check-in clerk's career takes off

Under the Air Navigation Order, any aircraft commander flying in UK airspace who believes his aircraft has collided with one or more birds has a duty to inform the Civil Aviation Authority, whether or not damage was caused.

DANGERS IN THE SKIES ABOVE

Barry Choy, the day's aircraft commander, briefed the entire crew on what-if scenarios and procedures.

Riders in the Storm