The phrase "aircraft science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the study or field related to the design, construction, and operation of aircraft.
Example: "The university offers a degree in aircraft science, focusing on aerodynamics and propulsion systems."
Alternatives: "aerospace engineering" or "aviation technology".
It's occasioned by developments as diverse as cloning science, pilotless aircraft -- and especially this week's opening of George Lucas's "Star Wars: Episode II -- Attack of the Clones".
But for education and professions like computer science, military-aircraft piloting, and sales, the effect ranged from small to tiny.
For example, there are many online lists of science, technology, medical, aircraft, and legal errors in films (and many other subjects).
Libya was already included on the U.S. State Department's list of state sponsors of terrorism, but the Reagan administration wanted to make sure that Libyans were not able to come to the United States to learn to fly or repair aircraft, or study the nuclear sciences.
"I have seen the science I worshipped, and the aircraft I loved, destroying the civilization I expected them to serve," he laments.
The rapid repair of battle damage to composite aircraft structure has been investigated by Defence Science and Technology Organisation and Cooperative Research Centre for Advanced Composite Structures, Australia.
To deal with the improvement of external design of the aircraft to reduce the drag, a field of science called aerodynamics comes in picture.
Worried that Russia might use a rented research plane to spy on planned military exercises, the Swedish military last month ordered the Russian-owned aircraft to leave the country complicating a planned international science mission to study the Indian monsoon.
He was assigned to work with engineers in a machine shop to improve aircraft weaponry, an experience that reawakened earlier interests in science and technology.
Mark Zuckerberg posted about today's news saying "Using aircraft to connect communities using lasers might seem like science fiction.
