Collocations withaviation
These are words often used in combination withaviation.
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army aviation
Army aviation will continue to expand, though not as fast as we would wish.
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aviation accident
Placing pilot error as a cause of an aviation accident has often been controversial.
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aviation authority
The investigation of air misses and publication of any subsequent reports are matters for the aviation authority in whose airspace the alleged incident occurred.
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aviation cadet
Soon to be 33, he was almost six years beyond the maximum age restriction for aviation cadet training, the normal path of commissioning for pilots.
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aviation enthusiast
It is no longer a matter of allowing scope to young, enterprising individualists and aviation enthusiasts.
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aviation fuel
This suggests mainly undegraded light aviation fuel mixed with heavier fuels and lubricants.
From theCambridge English Corpus
aviation industry
I would like to emphasize two of the practical implications of this type of research for the aviation industry.
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aviation pioneer
He was the 59th aviation pioneer to die.
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aviation safety
At the same time, however, we must also help third countries improve their civil aviation safety standards.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
aviation security
So, aviation security charges of this kind must be administered transparently.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
aviation system
That accounts for the obscurity which has followed the proceedings of our aviation system.
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aviation unit
The aviation unit consisted of nine officers, 23 enlisted men, and seven aircraft.
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civilian aviation
I have said that out of sales totalling £900 million last year only £250 million was from civilian aviation.
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general aviation
Accordingly, for general aviation involving small aircraft, delineated areas have been introduced which are separate from the rest of the airport.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
international aviation
International aviation was traditionally regulated through an extensive network of bilateral agreements.
From theCambridge English Corpus
military aviation
We cannot play with this question of military aviation.
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naval aviation
What a shocking record it has been as regards naval aviation!
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