The phrase "aeronautical scientists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to professionals who study or work in the field of aeronautics, which involves the design and development of aircraft and spacecraft.
Example: "The conference brought together leading aeronautical scientists to discuss the future of aviation technology."
Alternatives: "aerospace engineers" or "aviation researchers".
McCrory is Frankie, an aeronautical scientist, daughter of a retired aircraft engineer (Kenneth Cranham) who had worked on Concorde.
Later that year, he transferred to Naca's high-speed flight station (today, Nasa's Dryden flight research centre) at Edwards Air Force Base in California as an aeronautical research scientist, and then as a pilot.
There are many experienced female physicists, materials scientists, aeronautical engineers, aviation safety specialists and accident investigators who could be contributing their talents and understanding to this investigation.
Aeronautical engineers and scientists who were Nazi collaborators and who used slave labor built the foundation of the U.S. space program.
Though based in biology, Kremers collaborates with computer scientists and aeronautical engineers and says he has the freedom to work with anyone at Caltech.
Early experimenters and theoreticians were primarily biologists, but more recently aeronautical engineers, mathematicians, computer scientists and, currently, physicists have been attracted to the study of organized flight.
Bermúdez commissioned scientists from many disciplines, aeronautical experts, and air force and army photogrametric technicians to subject the videos to intense scrutiny.
American aeronautical engineer who, was a leading rocket scientist who was influential in the development of the U.S. space program.
After their wedding, Mrs. Deck, a fund-raiser at Planned Parenthood, and her husband, Christian, 33, a scientist at General Atomics, the aeronautical and nuclear technology company, chose something that has come to be known as a mini-moon.
In summer 2000, scientists at HMP were joined by a group of researchers led by aeronautical engineer and Mars Society President Robert Zubrin and funded by the Mars Society and several corporate sponsors, including the Discovery Channel.
