Word Finder - aviation

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The art or science of making and flying aircraft.

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Flying, operating, or operation of aircraft.

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Industry that produces aircraft.

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Aircraft

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A cocktail made with gin, maraschino liqueur, crème de violette and lemon juice

The subject of aviation is admittedly one of extreme difficulty.

Henson's flying machine, designed in 1843, was the earliest attempt at aviation on a great scale.

His career in naval aviation was far from ordinary.

He is an aviation author and historian with a special interest in aircraft armament.

Exhibits include aviation archeology finds, memorabilia and the substantial wreckage of two wartime P-51 fighters.

While the feat marked a milestone in aviation history, the true benefit was that the aerodynamics lab on the first floor was able to test and observe how the wings functioned during flight.

It specializes in oils and greases for agriculture, automotive, aviation, construction, industrial, marine and trucking industries.

A combat aviation squadron to conduct all types of missions.

The aviation craze, with Charles Lindbergh at its head, made leather jackets all the rage.

It is aviation's only magazine devoted totally to recreational and competition aerobatics.

Assessments for small general aviation aerodromes and for large military installations have been undertaken.

For example, see the Federal Aviation Agency for information about aviation job opportunities.

Air traffic controllers work with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to ensure flight safety by controlling air traffic.

The Humane Animal Welfare Society is at 701 Northview Road in Waukesha, WI, between Aviation Drive and Pewaukee Road.

Santos-Dumont was an aviation pioneer, and his desire for a good timepiece to use while flying inspired the Santos watch.

Inspired by the 100th anniversary of Aviation, the Bulova Accutron Eagle Pilot's watch was engineered to be the most accurate timekeeping piece on the market.

He brought the same exacting precision to the watchmaking world that he had to the aviation world.

This line of Breitling chronographs is tailored to those working in the aviation profession.

Breitling has a long association with the aviation industry.

There are extremely steep fines for such an occurrence which would be defined by the Federal Aviation Administration as a false alarm.

According to legend, the first underwire bra was invented by Howard Hughes, the famed movie producer and aviation pioneer.

British Civil Aviation in 1998 30 January British Airways launches the low-fare airline Go.

To use a sporting analogy, under an Open Aviation Area, US and EU airlines will all be playing on the same pitch.

The hangar for the Lancaster also features a display of RAF vehicles and aviation archeology.

However this analysis excludes aviation, where emissions are rising sharply and would be responsible for 1/3 of all carbon emissions by 2050.

Any one with a finger on the GPS on-off switch can shut down civil aviation.

The successful applicant will need to possess a confident telephone manner and will undoubtedly display an enthusiasm for sport and recreational aviation.

He is the operations expert on army aviation in the squadron.

Determined to discover the truth she seeks the help of her former boyfriend, the aviation officer Joseph ' Sky Captain ' Sullivan.

The ROE will be prepared and issued by a higher headquarters before any of the aviation brigade elements deploy to the AO.

The Green Party's proposed taxes would very neatly circumvent the international ban on aviation fuel tax.

Mike is an established aviation heritage guide and lecturer, and is senior partner of Bomber County Tours.

English aviation engineer and pilot who invented the jet engine.

This one adds kerosene, gasoline and aviation fuel to the list, and it produces an impressive boil time.

Friends of the Earth has written to Gordon Brown, today, urging him to back calls for a Europe-wide tax on aviation kerosene.

British Military Aviation in 1996 March Corporal Tracey Wardle becomes the first woman to join the RAF regiment.

Air combat provides aviation self-defense, combined arms maneuver forces protection, and air defense forces augmentation.

He is the director of Solent Sky - the excellent aviation museum in Southampton, where the first spitfires were built.

The ACR also has a regimental aviation squadron to support the overall scheme of maneuver.

The light division aviation brigade is composed of a brigade HHC; one divisional cavalry squadron; one AHB; and one ATKHB.

The Museum has created a time warp back to the early days of aviation, by featuring many of its oldest aircraft.

Fuel used for aviation is exempt by international treaty from any form of tax.

Our aim is to persuade European governments to put people 's health before the self-serving interests of the aviation industry.

Worn by pilots and others in aviation, lenses offer full UVA and UVB protection.

If you are a pilot or involved in the aviation industry then this could be the perfect watch.

In return the Irish Aviation Authority will take responsibility for oceanic transition airspace to the west of the UK.

Army aviation When Army aviation is employed as fire support, representatives of the corps and division aviation officers coordinate directly with the FSE.

The CAA is the UK's specialist aviation regulator.

Unlike the service spanner which lights up on your car dashboard, you simply cannot ignore an aviation warning light.

The history of Lufthansa is closely entwined with the history of aviation.