The phrase "airspace industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing sectors related to air travel, aviation, and air traffic management.
Example: "The airspace industry is rapidly evolving with advancements in technology and increased demand for air travel."
Alternatives: "aviation sector" or "air transport industry".
Empirical data collected from engineers in airspace industries show that path coefficients of the risk structural model are significantly different between the manufacturer-advantaged situation and the supplier-advantaged situation.
In a new report released Tuesday, the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) declares that if the Federal Aviation Administration unleashes drones into the American airspace, the industry has the potential to create 70,000 new jobs and $13.6 billion in economic growth in just three years.
Future applications of new types of HTS motors for airspace and on-land industry and transport systems are discussed.
One proposal, more generally palatable to the industry, would impose airspace fees as an alternative to the current ticket surcharge for financing the air-traffic control network.
AI made huge leaps and has made insurance claims 176,000 times more efficient than humans, China has opened their low-altitude airspace for the booming drone industry, and classrooms are getting quantified using AI and brain research.
"There's going to be a lot more competition for the airspace," said David Watrous, the president of an industry advisory group, the RTCA, formerly known as the Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics.
At least 30,000 drones will be airborne in American airspace by 2020, part of an $80 billion industry.
Instead, it should abandon its severely flawed proposal and leave airspace regulation to the FAA so the drone industry, and American aviation as a whole, can continue to safely operate in our skies.
FAA banned flights to Ben Gurion Airport for 24 hours last week, shaking the confidence in Israel's ability to secure its airspace, additionally causing considerable damage to Israeli tourism industry and its economy at large.
"They'll default to the most safe operation, which of course yields these very large tracks of closed airspace for long periods of time". The two industries say they are now working closely together to help find a solution.
