The phrase "aviation institutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to educational institutions that specialize in aviation-related programs or training.
Example: "Many students aspire to enroll in aviation institutes to pursue careers as pilots or aircraft engineers."
Alternatives: "aviation schools" or "flight training centers".
Among the dead were 28 foreigners, mostly Latin Americans and Europeans, Cuba's civil aviation institute told news agencies.
Danila has another couple of years left in school, and then wants to enroll in a military aviation institute in southern Russia.
Andrei, a dean at the aviation institute and a friend of Edouard's from his days as a ballet dancer, and Rebecca, a soft-spoken American art student on a Fulbright, tasted the arrestingly sweet onion soup.
"You'd hate to try to save an airline that was going to go under anyway," says Daryll Jenkins, director of the aviation institute at George Washington University.
The flight, from an aviation design institute in the central China city of Chengdu, was unrelated to Mr. Gates's visit, the report said.
"Mexico is a conflict marked by the absence of artillery, tanks or combat aviation," the institute's chief executive and director-general John Chipman said in a statement.
Scientists, meteorological institutes, and aviation authorities had long recognized the hazards posed by Iceland's volcanoes; the London Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre (London VAAC) had been simulating the spread of ash from a hypothetical eruption of Eyjafjallajökull's neighboring Katla volcano for several years.
"Communication is so much better," said Shelly Schwedhelm, a nurse and director of perioperative and emergency services at Nebraska Medical Center, which instituted aviation-style safety measures a year ago.
The respondents were the senior's official, practitioners of aviation industries and top educational institutes of India and world.
"It took a conservative approach to the development of a long-range bomber," says Douglas Barrie, an aviation analyst at the International institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), "and was seen as a less risky approach than the Myasishchev M-4 Bison".
