The phrase "aircraft speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, engineering, or any discussion involving the velocity of an aircraft.
Example: "The aircraft speed must be monitored closely during takeoff and landing to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "plane speed" or "flight speed".
The aircraft speed is stabilized by using a proportional controller for the thrust channel.
The required thrust, and with it engine speed, may have to be changed as altitude and aircraft speed are altered.
The air-breathing X-43A hopes to break the aircraft speed record of Mach 6.7 set by the X-15 in October 1967.
But unlike with ships, we cannot substantially reduce a flight's CO2 by reducing aircraft speed or using on-board renewable energy sources.
Although French forces garrisoned in West Africa did not possess the latest in combat aircraft, speed was deemed to be of the essence.
In the first scheduling scheme, the values of the state feedback and observer gain matrices are interpolated between the fixed-point designs as a function of aircraft speed.
On the morning of 7 November 1952, a jet aircraft sped towards Dugway Proving Ground in Tooele, Utah.
The history of adaptive control systems dates back to early 50-s, when the aeronautical community was struggling to advance aircraft speeds to higher Mach numbers.
Witnesses said one or both of the plane's left engines were on fire and smoking heavily even as the aircraft sped down the runway.
The Ogel Control Center instruction books include illustrations that show an aircraft speeding toward a city skyline and then show it dropping what seem to be bombs on the city.
Besides, application of a rejuvenator will also reduce the skid resistance of the pavement, which may be significant for runways or other areas where high aircraft speeds are likely to occur.
