The phrase "aviation feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific characteristic or aspect related to aviation, such as in articles, reports, or discussions about aircraft or the aviation industry.
Example: "The new aircraft model boasts an impressive aviation feature that enhances fuel efficiency."
Alternatives: "aerospace characteristic" or "aviation aspect".
The current development trend in automotive engineering as well as in aviation features an increased substitution of metal components by carbon fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) structures.
The students, three from each school district in Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena, will have their interpretation of "History in Aviation" featured on a wall display inside in Terminal B. The first-place winner from each school district will have their winning piece turned into giant banner and hung on the tower of the airfield's main terminal.
Because of these unique features, aviation has always posed the highest risk of severe injuries and fatalities, given an accident, of almost any transportation mode.
Fantasy of Flight, in nearby Polk City, is a museum of aviation history that features a collection of vintage aircraft and provides hands-on exhibits for visitors, including flight simulators.
Aviation's origins similarly feature do-it-yourself aerophiles whose passion for airplanes created levels of public awareness and participation that helped launch the industry.
* Air Show--The Van Nuys Airport Aviation Expo 2001 will feature advanced and vintage aircraft, flyovers, skydivers, demonstrations and live music this weekend in Van Nuys.
Southern California's airmen — commercial, Army, Navy and Marines — brought their planes and nerves to Los Angeles yesterday to give a crowd of 25,000 persons an afternoon of thrills and demonstrations of aviation advancement as a feature of the dedication ceremonies at the Municipal Airport.
An architect and graphic designer, he drew a logo to unite the "aerial and technological features of aviation," Jens Müller explains.
The real runaway hit of the 1927-28 season was William Wellman's World War I aviation epic, "Wings," which featured recorded sound effects and a musical score — and won that first year's award for Outstanding Picture.
Development of solar-powered High-Altitude Long-Endurance (HALE) aircraft has a great impact on both military and civil aviation industries since its features in high-altitude and energy source can be considered inexhaustible.
