The phrase "aerial system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system that operates in the air, such as drones, aircraft, or other airborne technologies.
Example: "The new aerial system developed by the company has significantly improved surveillance capabilities."
Alternatives: "airborne system" or "aviation system".
It contained a number of charges which I thought were questionable, the worst being the £250 they claimed for "aerial system maintenance".
But its sophisticated video uplink and computer controls give it away as a small unmanned aerial system, better known as a drone.
A solar-powered unmanned aerial system (a UAS, more commonly called a drone) could fly long, lonely missions that conventional aircraft would not be capable of.
It was climbing to 3,500 ft when the pilot of the Airbus had to take evasive action to avoid a collision with an unidentified unmanned aerial system (UAS), or drone.
US transportation secretary Anthony Foxx said: "The National Airspace System is a great resource and all users of it, including [unmanned aerial system] users, are responsible for keeping it safe".
The producers have also brought journalists into the theater to explain the aerial system and provide backstage tours, in an effort to show that the technical dimensions of the show are carefully staged.
Even calling them Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) or Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) is slightly misleading.
Aerial systems are perfect for surveying locations like open-pit mines, he said.
Today, the United States military has more than 7,000 unmanned aerial systems, popularly called drones.
"I'll be really candid," said Col. Eric Mathewson, who directs the Air Force's task force on unmanned aerial systems.
A company called Aircover is offering unmanned aerial systems, or drones, that it originally developed for the Department of Defense for sale.
