The phrase "aircraft armed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in military or aviation contexts to indicate that an aircraft is equipped with weapons and ready for combat or a mission.
Example: "The pilot confirmed that the aircraft armed and ready for takeoff."
Alternatives: "armed aircraft" or "weaponized aircraft".
But locals talked of seeing American unmanned Predator aircraft, armed with Hellfire missiles.
Diplomats say Sri Lanka has also bought aircraft, armed vehicles and navy patrol boats from Britain, South Africa and Israel.
Keeping two aircraft armed with nuclear-tipped cruise missiles permanently aloft would be expensive and carry a significant danger of nuclear accident.
Both the American military and the Central Intelligence Agency fly Predator surveillance aircraft armed with Hellfire missiles along the mountainous border of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Bruce Charles, who flew an aircraft armed with nuclear weapons based at Kunsan in South Korea, said that he was called in to see his commanding officer.
The battle scenes, in which Picard and his crew fend off the swooping enemy aircraft armed with transporters that kidnap the Ba'ku one by one, have snap.
In 1916, he married Sara Wiborg, and the next year enlisted in the aircraft arm of the Signal Corps.
Run by a single management, the company would consist not only of Airbus as its commercial aircraft arm, but other units for space technology, military aircraft and helicopters, missiles and weapons systems.
It has also been participating in efforts to sell the Eurofighter Typhoon military planes to Saudi Arabia, which has spent £3bn on UK aircraft, arms and other military kit in the last year alone.
The civilian aircraft arm of Sukhoi, the aerospace company best known for its fighter jets, is working with the Italian aerospace giant Finmeccanica on the first major new commercial aviation project since the end of the Soviet Union, the Sukhoi Superjet, a regional aircraft.
Boeing will eliminate 4,700 jobs by the end of the year, on top of an earlier January announcement of 4,500 cuts from its commercial aircraft arm and 800 from a defense unit.
