The phrase "aircraft experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's experience or skills related to operating, maintaining, or working with aircraft.
Example: "Her extensive aircraft experience made her a valuable asset to the aviation team."
Alternatives: "aviation experience" or "flight experience".
Every year, no matter how much attention aviation squadrons pay to maintenance and safety, naval aircraft experience catastrophic failures.
There are also aircraft engineering courses at university and college level, which includes hands-on aircraft experience.
As debate raged over whether drone operators deserve a new medal, researchers with the Defense Department have found that pilots of drone aircraft experience mental health problems like depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder at the same rate as pilots of manned aircraft.
"The aircraft experienced equipment malfunction," a Pentagon spokesman said, in explaining why an F-15E Strike Eagle, an American fighter plane, went down in Libya.
Witnesses said the aircraft experienced a sudden loss of power and plunged into the sea as it flew from an oil rig to Sumburgh airport on Friday evening.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 22, 2011 "The aircraft experienced equipment malfunction," a Pentagon spokesman said, in explaining why an F-15E Strike Eagle, an American fighter plane, went down in Libya.
In this paper a loop-shaping design approach is investigated for distressed fixed-wing aircraft experiencing control loss due to surface or power failure.
With many modern fighter aircraft experiencing unpredicted flight dynamics during flight tests, recent research has focused on developing methodologies for incorporating computational fluid dynamics into the aircraft development process.
From 20 33 EDT (00 33 UTC) until 20 47 EDT (00 47 UTC), the aircraft experienced an unexplained thirteen-minute radio blackout.
An airline pilot claims his aircraft experienced a near-miss with a rugby ball-shaped UFO near London's Heathrow Airport.
Rapid or explosive decompression refers to incidents when an aircraft experiences an unplanned drop in cabin pressure at a dangerous rate.
