The phrase "aviation decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or determinations made in the context of aviation, such as in policy-making, operational procedures, or safety regulations.
Example: "The committee is responsible for making critical aviation decisions that impact air travel safety."
Alternatives: "aerospace choices" or "flight-related decisions".
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"The instructor stated that the pilot was methodical about his flight planning and that he was very cautious about his aviation decision-making," the report said.
This paper addresses two issues critical to improving the quality of aviation decision-making.
As they have now discovered, that makes them the guinea-pigs in a complex aviation experiment.The decisions this week by regulators in Japan, America and elsewhere to ground the 787 follows a string of safety problems, including two fuel leaks and an electrical fire aboard a domestic flight that required an emergency landing.
The government's decision to greenlight aviation expansion (Chris Grayling: decision on airport expansion to be made on Tuesday, theguardian.com, 23 October) is a predictable failure, but not an acceptable one.
Not the bitter turf war between Qantas and Virgin, not the foreign-airline investments in rival Virgin, not the general pressures on international aviation, not the decisions and actions of Qantas management but the impost of the carbon pricing scheme on aviation fuel.
Worse for the firm, the "peace dividend" fall in defence spending coincided with a worldwide slump in civil aviation and a decision by an old customer, British Airways, to equip its new Boeing 777 wide-body planes with GE engines.
Mr. Rubin said Mr. Kudwa, American's chief pilot and vice president for flight, had complained to him that the union had not properly warned him about the aviation agency's decision before issuing a press release about it on Dec. 1.
A comparison is presented between the cost-effectiveness analysis currently used for aviation environmental policy decision-making and an illustrative cost benefit analysis.
Both Gripen International and Dassault Aviation described the decision as political.
