The phrase "aircraft facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location or establishment that is designed for the maintenance, operation, or storage of aircraft.
Example: "The new aircraft facility at the airport will significantly improve our capacity to service larger planes."
Alternatives: "aviation facility" or "airplane maintenance center".
He had made the decision to get out of the race, aides later told reporters, as he sat on the runway at what the Columbus Dispatch described as "a humble charter aircraft facility" in Ohio; the plane was supposed to take him to the Washington, D.C., area for a series of a events, including a number of fund-raisers.
Amid a host of development proposals, ranging from a golf course to a cargo airport, Riverhead's political and business leaders have been unable to decide on a course that would best replace the jobs and tax revenue that took flight when Northrop-Grumman abandoned its aircraft facility.
The combination of research project, forecast center, and aircraft facility was dubbed the "National Hurricane Center NHCHC).
Although the plane is being assembled at Palmdale, the Northrop program office is located at another major company aircraft facility in Melbourne, Fla. Manufacturing engineering work is being planned in Palmdale, while Melbourne serves as a design center.
Aircraft facilities were to have consisted of a 186 m long, 27 m wide flight deck.
TF 38's warplanes sank 41 ships and heavily damaged docks, storage areas, and aircraft facilities.
Aircraft facilities were located on the quarterdeck, where it was initially planned to base six La Cierva autogyros.
The ship carried a pair of spotter aircraft on the fantail, and the aircraft facilities consisted of a steam catapult and a crane to handle the floatplanes.
Twenty and forty-round magazines were supplied for the guns; The ship's aircraft facilities consisted of a 177.5 m long, 24 m wide flight deck and two elevators.
The Sovetsky Soyuz-class ships were provided with aircraft facilities to handle two to four KOR-2 flying boats which would be launched by the two catapults mounted on the stern.
Above all, any form of armed intervention by the west – and the US military says a no-fly zone would require initial bombing of Libyan radar and anti-aircraft facilities – would spoil the greatest pristine glory of these events, which is that they are all about brave men and women liberating themselves.
