The phrase "air incident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any event or occurrence involving an aircraft, typically one that is unexpected or problematic.
Example: "The investigation into the recent air incident revealed several safety violations that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "aviation incident" or "aircraft incident".
Air incident investigator David Gleave told the BBC the incident was "quite remarkable but not unique".
An air incident investigator, David Gleave, told the BBC that the incident was "quite remarkable, but not unique".
The Reynolds number is expressed as a function of the maximum air velocity and the air incident angle.
(Reuters) MIDDLE EAST CYPRUS: GREEK-TURKISH AIR INCIDENT Mock dogfights between Greek and Turkish warplanes broke out close to Cyprus as the Greek planes were heading to the divided island for military maneuvers, the Cypriot Defense Ministry said.
The incident led to a month long cyberbattle between U.S. and Chinese hackers in which each defaced government-related websites while blaming each other for causing the air incident.
President Hollande promised that authorities would not rest until the causes of the crash were known, France's BEA air incident investigation bureau said it was still far too early to draw meaningful conclusions on why the plane, operated by the Germanwings budget arm of Lufthansa, went down.
While some of the author's language may have been imprecise, his recollection of his experience was consistent with recollections of passengers in similar air incidents.
The fabricated, racially insensitive names had been confirmed by an intern at the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), a federal agency that investigates air incidents.
Qantas is conducting an internal review of a serious mid-air incident during which 15 passengers were injured when a jet's "stick-shaker" warning was activated.
The first followed an on-air incident in 2009 in which a 14-year-old girl was strapped to a lie detector and questioned by her mother about whether she was sexually active.
Sky said that the new evidence related to "an off-air incident that took place in December 2010" and "came to light after Andy Gray had already been subjected to disciplinary action for his comments of 22 January 2011".
