The phrase "aerospace technicians" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to professionals who work in the aerospace industry, typically involved in the design, development, and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft.
Example: "The aerospace technicians worked tirelessly to ensure the spacecraft was ready for launch."
Alternatives: "aviation technicians" or "aerospace engineers".
If your résumé says clearly that you want to be a pool cleaner or an aerospace technician, the filters will ensure that it reaches the right human-resource departments.
The shocking thing for people here is that the men who were apparently plotting a terrorist attack against them were fellow Singaporeans -- a chauffeur, an electrician, a contractor, an aerospace technician, an engineer -- 13 smiling neighbors who were not as friendly as they seemed.
Aerospace engineering technicians have the oldest workforce of all technician positions (23% are 55 and older).
Gloria Ray is hoping to travel to Washington from Sweden, where she worked as a aerospace research technician.
The Trefecta is the brainchild of a team of Dutch, Swiss and German aerospace and automotive technicians, and its specs read like an engineer's Christmas list.
There are dozens of companies at Mojave Air & Space Port -- most of them aerospace-related -- bringing about hundreds of jobs, many of them young rocket scientists, aerospace engineers and technicians eager to work in the burgeoning commercial space industry.
You might expect something this advanced-sounding to require a four-year degree, but in reality most aerospace engineering and operations technicians only need an associate's.
Its customers have included some of the nation's biggest aerospace and military contractors whose technicians need to run myriad tests during product development.
They moved to California and in 1946 he joined the Garrett Corporation, a supplier to the burgeoning aerospace industry, as a laboratory technician.
