"aviation engineering" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "John is studying aviation engineering to become an aeronautical engineer."
A group of companies is working in sectors like clean energy, aviation, engineering, military contracting and mining, hoping to benefit from positive growth forecasts for the region.
The division is sending its headquarters company, which includes the commanders and senior officers, along with aviation, engineering and military police units.
An aviation engineering student in Prague, Mr. Zdarsky was designing airplane propellers and was disgusted with a government that would not let him speak his mind or go into business for himself.
They turn out, however, to be among the basic tools of the quality and productivity revolution in aviation, engineering, construction — in virtually every field combining high risk and complexity.
Among the businesses that have benefited in this new security-conscious environment are aviation engineering companies, disaster recovery concerns, industrial filtration manufacturers, security-system designers, wireless technology companies, biotechnologists, information technology experts and a host of others.
The shorter rotation will not apply to the 700 men and women from the 49th, including its headquarters company and aviation, engineering, communications and military police units, who will serve in Bosnia for nearly eight months.
He attended the University of Minnesota but joined the Army in his sophomore year and served in an aviation-engineering battalion in New Guinea, the Philippines and Japan.
Thompson herself studied fine art at Goldsmiths, having dropped out of, she admits, a degree in aviation technology with aeronautical engineering.
In consequence, the UK today possesses relatively minor positions in industries where it once owned major strongholds: steel, cars, shipbuilding, civil aviation, chemicals, engineering, computing and so on.
Flight reschedulling is a classic aviation production engineering.
"We needed it yesterday," says Peter Budd, head of aviation at engineering consultancy Arup.
