The phrase "aircraft communications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, discussing the communication systems or protocols used by aircraft.
Example: "The pilot received important updates through aircraft communications before takeoff."
Alternatives: "aviation communications" or "airborne communications".
Concepts discussed in the context of aerospace communication systems: aircraft communications, satellite communications, and deep space communications.
The person in control of missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 issued their last communication to air traffic control after the first set of aircraft communications was disabled, Malaysian authorities have confirmed, adding further weight to suspicion that the plane was hijacked.
Qualcomm executives say the new aircraft communications system would improve responses to hijacking by allowing ground teams to make quick assessments using high-speed data and voice communications.
In 1926 Hunsaker resigned from the navy and joined Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc., where he worked on aircraft communications systems and weather advisory services for both military and commercial use.
The Federal Aviation Administration says there are still unknowns about how the radio signals that personal electronic devices (including cellphones) give off might affect aircraft communications, navigation and flight control.
The minister said the last aircraft communications addressing and reporting system (Acars) transmission was at 1.07am, but added: "We do not know when it was switched off after that.
Line-of-sight ground-to-aircraft and aircraft-to-aircraft communications.
Industrial machinery, computers, aircraft and communications equipment bookings climbed in August, while orders for motor vehicles decreased, the report showed.
The waves that the device sends are sufficiently brief and narrow that other aircraft or communications systems will not be affected.
Before service begins, Boeing would have to show the Federal Aviation Administration that the system would not interfere with the aircraft's communications and electronic operations.
The Coast Guard awarded a $17 billion contract to two military contractors for new ships, aircraft and communications equipment yesterday to help guard against a terrorist attack.
