The phrase "aircraft subsidiary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a company or division that is a subsidiary specifically involved in the aircraft industry or related activities.
Example: "The aircraft subsidiary of the conglomerate has recently launched a new line of drones for commercial use."
Alternatives: "aviation subsidiary" or "aerospace subsidiary".
In 2007 it sold its aircraft subsidiary, with its Beech and Hawker product line, to investors that named the new company Hawker Beechcraft, Inc.
As part of the Raytheon aircraft subsidiary, Beech and Hawker produced business jets such as the Hawker 800XP and Horizon, the Beechjet 400A, and the Premier I; the popular Beech King Air series of twin turboprops; and single-engine piston aircraft such as the Beech Bonanza.
Textron's aircraft subsidiaries, Bell Helicopter Textron and Cessna Aircraft Company, together account for about a third of its revenues.
Pratt & Whitney, the aircraft engine subsidiary of United Technologies, is a leading manufacturer of the kits.
The aircraft manufacturing subsidiary is the group's highest-grossing, with revenue of €3.75 billion in 2008.
Emirates also said today that it would lease 14 Boeing 777's from General Electric's aircraft leasing subsidiary and 12 from International Lease Finance.
The International Lease Finance Corporation, the aircraft leasing subsidiary of the American International Group, filed for an initial public offering on Friday, giving the insurance company a way to spin off the business and raise money to pay off its government bailout.
Nov. 12: Cessna Aircraft, a subsidiary of conglomerate Textron, fires 665.
In September AIG's aircraft-leasing subsidiary, ILFC, announced it would spin out of the insurer and go public.
If the updating procedure is not carried out by the original design team of the aircraft structure but a subsidiary company that makes certain modification on it, construction of an appropriate initial FE model from scratch becomes a tedious task requiring considerable amount of engineering work.
At the annual convention here of the National Business Aviation Association -- the trade group representing the corporate aircraft business -- the United subsidiary, Avolar, is strolling the floor with a partner, Airbus Industrie of Europe, and they're not being coy about their intentions.
