The phrase "aviation installations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to facilities, structures, or systems related to aviation, such as airports, hangars, or air traffic control towers.
Example: "The government is investing in new aviation installations to improve air travel efficiency and safety."
Alternatives: "aerospace facilities" or "aviation facilities".
Pentagon spokesmen talked about hitting anti-aircraft installations, aviation centers, and "communication nodes".
The airplane stability problem was initiated by the rise of pilot average mass diverging in practice from the specification of 86 kg (190 lbs), as defined in aviation regulations and installation of measurement equipment.
Mr. Brown said he had also briefed Mr. Obama about other measures Britain was taking to improve aviation security, including installation of body scanners that will go into operation next week at airports including Heathrow in London; an increase in "explosive trace testing" of checked and carry-on baggage; and wider use of sniffer dogs.
These include oil and gas installations, the aviation sector, armed forces, aid agencies and NGOs in disaster areas, and TV news crews reporting from trouble zones.
They placed artillery on Kuwait's Bubiyan Island to fire at Iraqi positions around the oil and gas installations before the aviation assault by 40 Commando.
Attacks on such crucial infrastructure elements as electricity transmission towers, an aviation fuel storage depot, banks and military installations have taken place in concert with the protests over the past two months.
Subsequent studies showed conclusively that sudden downdrafts from thunderstorms were indeed a previously unappreciated aviation hazard, a finding that led to installation of special Doppler radars at major commercial airports to improve safety.
This will result in insufficient space for general aviation at its current location, and this has been proposed moved eastwards past the military installations.
The aviation agency started over with Stars in 1996, and was supposed to have the first installation in place by 1998.
Oklahoma City has become one of the nation's foremost aviation centres, Tinker Air Force Base (a large logistics and communications base just southeast of the city) and the Federal Aviation Administration's Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center for training in air safety and aviation technology being major installations.
