The phrase "aircraft release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, particularly when discussing the authorization or process of allowing an aircraft to depart or be launched.
Example: "The ground control team confirmed the aircraft release, allowing the plane to take off on schedule."
Alternatives: "aircraft departure" or "aircraft launch authorization".
The aircraft releases a canister containing the drone and a parachute.
The aircraft released several dropsondes into the storm to gather meteorological data.
Military officials said aircraft released more than 100 tons of bombs in the first nine hours of fighting, focusing initially on militant training camps, rocket-manufacturing facilities and weapons warehouses that had been identified in advance.
Flying only a few dozen feet above the sea toward their targets, aircraft would release their bombs, which would then, ideally, ricochet across the surface of the water and explode at the side of the target ship, under it, or just over it.
Details of how the Typhoon and the military helicopters will act if they are forced to intercept aircraft were released today.
Kmart has received thousands of calls and e-mail messages from customers urging the discount retailer to stop buying so many of its shoes, fishing rods, T-shirts and stereos from China, prompting the company to warn Chinese diplomats that it will seek new suppliers unless the crew of an American surveillance aircraft is released promptly, company executives said today.
It consists in finding an upper bound for the probability that the trajectory of an airborne load will collide with the aircraft that released it.
ISIS captured the Iraqi city of Mosul overnight on Monday, while seizing an aircraft and releasing hundreds of prisoners.
Like SpaceShipOne, SpaceShipTwo is carried aloft beneath the wing of a mother ship — a special jet aircraft that releases it at an altitude of about 45,000 feet.
Of the 242 bombers that took part in the missions, it is likely only 39 conducted attacks, though it is possible that a further 16 carried out attacks, suggesting a total of 54 aircraft actually released their bombs against the ships.
