The phrase "aviation engineer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who designs, develops, and maintains aircraft and related systems.
Example: "After completing her degree, she secured a position as an aviation engineer at a leading aerospace company."
Alternatives: "aerospace engineer" or "aircraft engineer".
Winter found that Camille (or Cosimo) Canovetti, an Italian civil and aviation engineer, had been working on a turbo-propulseur-style aviation engine before Coandă, and had attempted to show an aircraft with such an engine at the Aviation Exposition in Milan in 1909.
June 1, 1907 Coventry, England August 8 , 1996Columbia, Maryland Sir Frank Whittle, (born June 1 , 1907 Coventry, Warwickshire, England died August 8 , 1996 Columbia, Maryland, U.S). English aviation engineer and pilot who invented the jet engine.
English aviation engineer and pilot Frank Whittle, who invented the jet engine, was born.
In the early 1940s, building on the pioneering jet propulsion work of English aviation engineer Frank Whittle, Rolls-Royce designed the Welland, the first jet engine to enter military service (in the Gloster Meteor in 1944).
"Everyone has his role to play," said Mohsen Eid, 44, an aviation engineer and Brotherhood member.
His father is Nour al-Din Saffi, an aviation engineer and former head of Iraqi Airways.
After a dozen Europe Aviation engineers have removed the engines, pried the instruments out on the flight deck and recovered any reusable parts, four Bartin Aero wreckers set to work.
Ruffin, commanding officer of a battalion of aviation engineers, allows his vanity and personal comfort to be all important.
Testing his ideas in supersonic wind tunnels, Mr. Whitcomb came up with three design changes that solved problems that had confounded his fellow aviation engineers.
However great the commercial opportunities, the project has also been buoyed by enthusiasts, from investors to the aviation engineers, drawn to work on something completely different.
The New Yorker, March 2 , 1946P. 23 Ruffin, commanding officer of a battalion of aviation engineers, allows his vanity and personal comfort to be all important.
