Synonyms for low-altitude
low-al·ti·tude

Princeton's WordNet

1. low-level, low-altitudeadjective

   occurring at a relatively low altitude

   "a low-level strafing run"

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1. List of paraphrases for "low-altitude":

   low-flying, low-level

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1. Roland Siegwart:

   We are now at a stage where we have built a couple of these airplanes where we are doing testing because the second goal is that they can fly at low altitude, close to the ground, so that they can perceive the ground with on-board cameras and then actually build a 3D map and then also do collision avoidance, for example, and explore different settings.

2. Peter Coker:

   This is built around safety from the start, reliability is the most important element of it. We have safety built into the actual structure itself. Very similar to a Formula One racing car, and finally what we actually have is a new ballistic parachute that is the basis of recognizing the way that we can be as safe as we possibly can. It opens at very low altitude and actually saves both the aircraft and the pilot in an emergency.

3. Hope Hicks:

   ‘ Paul said he does n’t want you on TV, ’ mr. Trump goes f --- ing ballistic. We’re over the metropolitan area, so you can get cell service if you fly at a low altitude.

4. Hope Hicks:

   ‘ Paul said he does n’t want you on TV ’, mr. Trump goes f --- ing ballistic. We’re over the metropolitan area, so you can get cell service if you fly at a low altitude.

5. Robert Massey:

   If people did see it and it was something like an incoming low-altitude meteor, they can consider themselves lucky.