The phrase "aviation giant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large and influential company or organization in the aviation industry.
Example: "Boeing is often considered an aviation giant due to its significant contributions to commercial and military aircraft manufacturing."
Alternatives: "aerospace leader" or "aviation powerhouse".
The latest effort may stand a better chance of success, however, since it has the backing of Boeing, America's aviation giant.
As a result, we spoke to aviation giant Boeing and global-mover Virgin – who have collaborated on a biofuel project – to get their views on the subject.
In ten years Boeing has gone from an introspective protégé of America's Department of Defence to a global civil aviation giant.
A rapprochement of EADs and BAE to create a European defence and aviation giant would clearly make sense in the eyes of European citizens.
Union activists at the trial cheered as the defence lawyer, Lilia Mhissen, took on six opposing lawyers representing the aviation giant.
Last week Ryanair, a European low-cost carrier, announced that it would equip its entire fleet of Boeing 737s with small base stations, called picocells, provided by OnAir, a technology company backed by Airbus, Europe's aviation giant.
Both aviation giants are moaning loudly that their production systems and supply chains are flawed, albeit for ostensibly different reasons.
But if the price "spikes over $100" all bets are off.The two aviation giants agree on one other thing: the industry will not get a successor to its ubiquitous short-haul workhorses, the 737 and the A320, for more than a decade.
He has more than $1 million invested in General Dynamics, the weapons, aviation and shipbuilding giant.
And Rockwell Collins, an aviation and defense giant, said it was considering eliminating up to 1,250 positions, equivalent to roughly 6 percent of its employees.
And it is using its considerable clout in places like this — where its giant aviation business gives it a major presence — to work directly with doctors and hospitals to improve care and reduce costs.
