"aeronautical operations" is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It refers to the activities and procedures involved in the operation of aircraft, including flight planning, communications, and maintenance. Example: The airport manager oversees all aeronautical operations, making sure that flights are running smoothly and safely.
Jonathan Mustard, aeronautical operations controller for HM Coastguard, said: "This is the second time that a baby has been born on board a coastguard helicopter.
Neil Blewett, a UK aeronautical operations centre controller for HM Coastguard, said activation of the beacon and the speed of the satellite technology saved the man's life.
In the case of the railway community, the needs for safety applications are expected to be covered by the level associated to the more constrained requirements: level A. However, these requirements have mainly been proposed to support aeronautical operations (ranging from en-route phase to approach operation with vertical guidance, called APV II).
"The proposed construction of the 130 wind turbines, individually and as a group, has no effect on aeronautical operations.
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This project will introduce advanced power electronics topologies, novel energy management systems, demand side management schemes, fault detection, isolation and recovery, and new electromagnetic actuators to ensure efficient, reliable and stable operation of the spacecraft and aeronautical power systems.
Mr Mulally, who trained as an aeronautical engineer and was heading Boeing's commercial aircraft operations, certainly could not have chosen a more challenging moment to move to Detroit.
Profits from the print shop and the bicycle operation eventually were to fund the Wright brothers' aeronautical experiments from 1899 to 1905.
It is the first systems discipline; it represented a paradigm shift because it cut across the traditional engineering disciplines of aeronautical, chemical, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, as well as economics and operations research.
Current demand for fuel efficient aircraft has been pushing the aeronautical sector to develop ever more lightweight designs while keeping safe operation and required structural strength.
