Aileron: moving parts attached to the rear edge of an aircraft's wing that helps the aircraft bank/turn

Elevator: moving parts on the horizontal stabilizer of an aircraft that move up or down to make the aircraft climb or descend

Elevator Trim Tab: a small tab that helps to reduce pilot fatigue.  It is a small flap that, when air passes over it in flight, it deflects the elevator to the proper position so the pilot does not have to manually hold it there.

Engine: the part of an aircraft that provides power to move the aircraft through the air

Flaps: found on the wing closer to the fuselage than the ailerons.  They can be lowered to provide more lift at slower speeds so an airplane can take off and land.

Flashing Beacon: flashing light on an aircraft that helps pilots avoid mid-air collisions

Fuel Tank: the tank that holds fuel for the engine

Fuselage: main structural part that connects all other parts together

Horizontal Stabilizer: airfoils located on the tail of an aircraft that help maintain a straight, horizontal path through the air

Landing Gear: the wheels on an airplane so it can land and taxi

Navigation Light: lights that show an aircraft's location for other pilots.  The lights are coded to show an aircraft's left (red light) and right (green light) sides.

Propeller: two or more twisted blades that pull an airplane forward as they turn.  Blades have the same shape as wings.

Radio Antenna: allows pilots to keep in radio contact with ground control

Rudder: moving parts on the vertical stabilizer that turn (yaw) the aircraft left or right

Vertical Stabilizer: airfoils located on the tail of an aircraft that help maintain a straight, vertical path through the air