The phrase "aviation data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or statistics related to the aviation industry, such as flight operations, aircraft performance, or air traffic.
Example: "The report includes comprehensive aviation data that will help improve safety measures in the industry."
Alternatives: "aircraft information" or "flight data".
We illustrate the practical implementation of the proposed methods using actual aviation data from China.
Flight cancellations for Monday for all airlines stood at 606 as of early Sunday morning, but FlightAware, the aviation data site, said the number was certain to rise.
Scheduled flights at Abidjan's airport for the week beginning April 11 are down 25 percent from the week of Feb. 7, according to Innovata, an aviation data firm.
But a trawl of sources, including airline websites and the aviation data specialist, OAG, failed to find any services to or from these airports.
But while the United States, and to some degree Europe, is experiencing cuts in air service, airline capacity worldwide is actually up slightly over 2008, by about 1.04percentt, according to OAG, an aviation data firm.
FlightStats, an online aviation data service, calculates that so far this year, Shanghai and Beijing have had far worse on-time departure records than major international airports in any other country that the company tracks, with as few as one in six flights leaving on time — another reason Chinese travelers are switching to high-speed trains.
The number of domestic seats for sale is down 5percentthisis month, compared with October last year, and they are down 21percentt from October 2000, according to OAG, an aviation-data firm.
Although some aviation weather data, such as possible icing (Airman's Meteorological Information (AIRMETs)) or turbulence conditions (Significant Meteorological Conditions (SIGMETs)), or information about precipitation intensity and movement, has already been presented well by existing systems, there is still an urgent need for visualizing several critical weather elements neglected so far.
From aviation to data, chemical production to nitrogen dioxide emissions, the EU sets global standards.
The telemetry used in civil aviation transmits data on engine performance and the behaviour of other systems back to base while the plane is in the air.
According to Thai and American aviation registration data, the plane that crashed in Phuket was manufactured and put into use in 1983, and began flying in Thailand in March.
