The phrase "aviation airbus" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of aircraft or company, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The aviation airbus was scheduled for departure at noon, but it was delayed due to weather conditions."
Alternatives: "aircraft manufacturer" or "airline company".
Now that shipbuilding is gone, several industries, led by aviation (Airbus has a big factory in the region) and agro-food, have joined a strong research cluster in material science to replace some of the jobs lost.
The major aerospace companies in Bristol now are BAE Systems, (formed by merger between Marconi Electronic Systems and BAe; the latter being formed by a merger of BAC, Hawker Siddeley and Scottish Aviation), Airbus and Rolls-Royce are all based at Filton, and aerospace engineering is a prominent research area at the nearby University of the West of England.
Where Airbus, and the aviation industry as a whole, is devoting its research is into reducing consumption further and committing to developing what it calls greener synthetic kerosene and leaner planes and engines.
In 1921 he founded a subsidiary in Teterboro, New Jersey, the "Atlantic Aircraft Factory" and in the next 10 years, Fokker's sturdy, high-wing workhorses became the backbone of a new airline industry in the United States and abroad — "the equivalent of today's Boeing, McDonnell-Douglas and Airbus combined," according to the Dutch aviation historian Wim Kroese.
Grins John J. Leahy, Airbus' top sales boss, an American aviation.
Airbus made an investment two weeks ago in Blade, an aviation start-up in New York.
Q: IS THE AIRBUS A320 A SAFE JET? A: The plane is a workhorse of modern aviation.
AVIATION is full of superlatives, like the fastest, highest or most luxurious, and last month Airbus went for biggest, with its 656-seat A-380.
The dispute took a twist in mid-October when Bombardier agreed to sell the C Series plane to Airbus, a deep-pocketed European aerospace giant that is Boeing's closest competitor in the commercial aviation market.
The companies' ambivalence about installing new engines on the existing planes — which is essentially a stopgap measure — also illustrates how "the great Airbus-Boeing game is changing," said Richard L. Aboulafia, vice president for analysis at the Teal Group, an aviation consulting firm in Fairfax, Va.
Two of the big beasts of aviation, Airbus and Boeing, had deals in place worth $39bn to sell aircraft to Iran.
