The phrase "aircraft ship" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context where one is referring to a type of vessel designed to carry aircraft, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The navy commissioned a new aircraft ship to enhance its capabilities in air and sea operations."
Alternatives: "aircraft carrier" or "aviation vessel".
There are railway, aircraft, ship, and vehicle repair yards.
These specific tests are often very expensive and difficult to set up, especially when the structure dimensions are large (fuselages of aircraft, ship hulls…).
However, they have been primarily used in automobile, aircraft, ship building, in defining landscapes in geology or road construction, also in plastic surgery and in computer animation.
Complex products and systems, like an aircraft, ship, or machinery plant, involve a large number of components which are arranged under spatial constraints/relationships in design space.
Airlines will also be required to refuse the right to board to UK citizens who are subject to a temporary exclusion order, foreign nationals reasonably suspected of terrorist activity and individuals reasonably suspected of posing a direct threat to the security of any aircraft, ship or train.
The new system, dubbed MUOS, will provide more than 10 times the capacity of the Navy's current UHF Follow-On constellation, which provides communications for aircraft, ship, submarine and ground forces.
But Obama did so with a very low profile, lending U.S. military aircraft, ship-to-shore missiles and intelligence to a broad effort that featured European leaders as the face of the intervention.
Subways, railways, aircraft, ships or any "tourist infrastructure".
Generators also produce the electrical power required for automobiles, aircraft, ships, and trains.
This can be done from aircraft, ships, underwater sensors or other submarines.
Force requirements would include hundreds of aircraft, ships, submarines, and other enablers.
