The phrase "altitude equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, mountaineering, or any field where altitude measurement or equipment is relevant.
Example: "Before the flight, the pilot conducted a thorough check of the altitude equipment to ensure accurate readings during the ascent."
Alternatives: "elevation gear" or "altitude measuring devices".
Links between polar exploration and high-altitude expeditions are strong throughout the twentieth century, with polar equipment and rations providing important 'starting points' for the development of high-altitude equipment.
Because of the malfunctioning radio altimeter, low-altitude-warning equipment — which also warns the crew if it forgets to lower the landing gear — was not working.
A cut mechanism separates the payload string from the balloon at any desired altitude, returning all equipment safely to the ground on a parachute.
A new mobile inflatable simulated hypoxic equipment (Altitude Training Systems High Performance Unit, Australia) was designed to ISO standards (ISO 13485:2008) exclusively for Aspetar (Qatar Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital) and showcased for the first time during the Altitude Training and Team Sports conference, held in Doha in March 2013.
Due to the nature of the worksite environment and the culture of the subject group there were many uncontrolled variables including but not limited to weather, exposure to moderate altitude, snow conditions, equipment, work hours, extracurricular activities, and a seasonal work force.
But with extensive snow-making equipment, altitudes of around 3,000m and sub-zero temperatures, the slopes were in blissful condition compared to the icy, snow-starved Austrian Alps I had visited in mid-January.
High altitude drones need sophisticated equipment that will prevent them from colliding with conventional aircraft, losing control, or becoming lost.
Only the high-altitude bombers were equipped with oxygen equipment to assist with breathing.
Whatever else Schoedsack might have achieved behind the camera was permanently interrupted by a serious eye injury he suffered while testing photographic equipment at high altitude for the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II.
World View's new spaceport in Tucson, Arizona is focused on a unique task: Launching high altitude balloons that will take equipment, and eventually people, to the Earth's stratosphere to do work in an edge-of-space operating theater.
