The phrase "aircraft tower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a control tower at an airport that manages the air traffic for aircraft.
Example: "The pilot communicated with the aircraft tower to receive clearance for takeoff."
Alternatives: "control tower" or "airport tower".
Adams's Dr. Louise Banks, the mother of the deceased, is a vaunted linguist who is teaching a sparsely attended college course when the 12 strange aircraft, towering, half-peanut-shaped affairs that emit no noise and seem to transmit not signals to each other whatsoever, appear all across the globe, including one over a stretch of rural Montana.
The main building on the new island appears to have an anti-aircraft tower, the center said.
Founded by a former British army major named Paddy Roy Bates in 1967, the Principality of Sealand occupies an abandoned anti-aircraft tower in the English Channel.
A half-day's drive further south, over the coastal Hai Van mountain pass, which is crowned by the ruins of a US anti-aircraft tower, brought me to Hoi An.
A nearby anti-aircraft tower could also defend against a ground attack on the guns.
An anti-aircraft tower equipped with machine-guns stood to the south.
The men from B Troop approached from behind the anti-aircraft tower, as they could still see some Germans moving about on it, they detached three men to deal with them.
The purpose of the structures, which are believed to stand three to four storeys high, led to immediate speculation that they resembled anti-aircraft towers.
And the six gigantic Nazi anti-aircraft towers that loom over areas of the city, though a fascinating insight into Vienna's darker history, escape the attention of many visitors and are ignored by most tours.
Before much could be achieved, however, the second aircraft hit Tower 2 and, as we all know, Tower 2 soon collapsed.
While still on the B.Q.E., I observed a second aircraft approach Tower No. 2 and hit the building on the south wall, causing an explosion.
