The phrase "aeronautic engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the field of engineering that deals with the design, construction, and science of aircraft and spacecraft.
Example: "She decided to pursue a degree in aeronautic engineering to fulfill her dream of becoming an aerospace engineer."
Alternatives: "aerospace engineering" or "aviation engineering".
At M.I.T., she studied aeronautic engineering.
Honeycomb sandwich panel has been widely used in aerospace and aeronautic engineering as load-bearing components.
With the fast development of electronic systems and the ever-increasing demand of thermally "smart" design in space and aeronautic engineering, the heat transfer innovations and high heat flux challenges have become a hot topic for decades.
A well-known problem in civil aeronautic engineering is the reduction of vibrations of all the parts of the fuselage, e.g. frames, skin panels, trim panels, caused by the external airflow and by the airplane engines, which affect both comfort and safety of the flight.
De Wit earned a BEng in physics and mechanics from the Université de Liège in Belgium in 2008, an MS in aeronautic engineering and an MRes in astrophysics, planetology, and space sciences from the Institut Supérieur de l'Aéronautique et de l'Espace at the Université de Toulouse, France in 2010; he returned to the Université de Liège for an MS in aerospace engineering, completed in 2011.
Could GE define competency in aeronautic engineering rather than Vaughn College?
Trained as an aeronautic engineer, Saveliev took up professional photography at age 35 in 1983.
The bride's father retired as an aeronautic engineer at General Electric in Albany.
The person who finally resolved that problem was an aeronautic engineer and test pilot, no less.
Benjamin is an automotive and aeronautic engineer, while Vincent is an automotive system engineer.
A. I went to college for aeronautic technology.
