What is another word for aircushion vehicle?
Pronunciation: [ˈe͡əkʊʃən vˈi͡əkə͡l] (IPA) 
An aircushion vehicle, also known as an ACV or hovercraft, is a type of transportation that works by using a cushion of air to levitate and move across different surfaces. There are a few different ways to refer to an aircushion vehicle, including "air cushion craft," "air-cushioned vehicle," and "hovercraft." Some people may also refer to them as "skirted hovercraft" or "air cushioned boats." The term "aero-ferry" can also be used to describe a larger aircushion vehicle used for transport across water or land. In general, all of these terms refer to the same basic idea of a vehicle that uses air pressure to move across different surfaces.
