The phrase "aircraft support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, maintenance, or logistics involving aircraft.
Example: "The company specializes in providing comprehensive aircraft support services to ensure operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "aviation support" or "aircraft assistance".
The U.S. military, which provided backup ground troops along with helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft support, said more than 100 fighters were captured.
According to United States Central Command, American military tankers have flown nearly 1,200 sorties since the war began and refueled more than 5,600 coalition aircraft — support that is drawing increasing protest from Congress.
The British backed a Nato-implemented no-fly zone in Libya to protect rebels against the Gaddafi regime, but this was heavily dependent on the US to supply the drone and aircraft support to make that possible.
Every Nato ally is part of the US-led coalition against Islamic State, our Awacs surveillance aircraft support coalition air operations, and Nato is training Iraqi officers to better fight Isis.
The nearest permanently occupied research station is more than 1,600 kilometers from the Thwaites, so researchers on the ice will rely on aircraft support from UK and U.S. research stations, while oceanographers and geophysicists will approach the glacier from the sea in UK and U.S. research icebreakers.
So fixing the shortfall in aircraft support skills is yet another competitiveness challenge for the nation.
Aircraft supporting the operation fired on one of the police cars.
The Texas National Guard also has 16 aircraft supporting rescue operations all along the coast.
"All U.S. aircraft supporting operations in Afghanistan and Iraq are accounted for," the air force said in a statement.
A thousand aircraft supported Kleist's forces, while only a few French aircraft intervened in a gallant but hopeless effort to aid their troops on the ground.
Fred Sanders, a spokesman for the Dutch Safety Authority, which is leading the inquiry, said the damage to the aircraft supported witness statements that it had hit the ground tail-down.
