The phrase "aerial accident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an accident that occurs in the air, typically involving aircraft.
Example: "The investigation into the aerial accident revealed several safety violations that contributed to the crash."
Alternatives: "aircraft accident" or "aviation incident".
I'd been tipped off to this aerial accident in the trailer; still, I lost it.
"People ask me if I miss performing," said Mr. Tinsman, who retired from the circus after an aerial accident.
Pierre Marie Privat, a talented caricaturist who died two days after brothers-in-law Leon Hourlier and Leon Comes fell from the skies together in an aerial accident in 1915.
But on Mr. Nocera's trip, there were no aerial accidents.
The programme was again hindered when, on 8 August 1993, production aircraft 39102 was destroyed in an accident during an aerial display in Stockholm.
In a statement posted to their website, festival organizers Javier Arnaiz and Farruca Castroman wrote, "Mad Cool Festival regrets the terrible accident that the aerial dancer suffered during the second day of the festival".
A helicopter accident in June 2004 halted aerial hunting operations for four months.
It's one thing to dispatch a drone when an accident happens to get an aerial overview of what's happening on the ground, but you get far better situational awareness if you can use augmented reality (AR) to add the names of roads, the location of key personnel, cars and other assets to that view.
According to Aeryon CEO David Kroetsch, the craft can also be used to conduct search-and-rescue operations, gather aerial intelligence for SWAT teams, and even map accident scenes.
The accident occurred about 2 30 p.m. after an aerial crane bucket lifted the worker to metal scaffolding on a section of the bridge above Astoria Park near Hoyt Avenue.
It is not by accident that the author is so fascinated by aerial combat.
