What is another word for ejection seat?
Pronunciation: [ɪd͡ʒˈɛkʃən sˈiːt] (IPA) 
An ejection seat is a mechanism designed to quickly and safely eject a pilot or passenger from an aircraft in the case of an emergency. Synonyms for the term include "escape system," "seat egress system," and "rescue system." These systems are commonly used in military and civilian aircraft and can be triggered automatically or manually by the pilot or passenger. Ejection seats are often designed with advanced safety features such as airbags and parachute deployment systems. These vital systems ensure the survival and safe landing of the pilot or passenger in emergency situations, making them an essential component in modern aircraft design.
