The phrase "aviation network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system or structure of air transportation services, including airlines, airports, and routes.
Example: "The aviation network in this region has expanded significantly, providing more options for travelers."
Alternatives: "air transport network" or "airline network".
The civil aviation network, too.
The city's international airport is the focal point of the country's internal aviation network.
Landlocked and hemmed in by the Alps, it relies more than almost any European country on its aviation network.
When the big three airports serving New York — JFK, LaGuardia and Newark — are hit with cancellations and delays, it quickly ripples through the nation's aviation network.
The correlation study proves the existence of a spatial hierarchical structure within China's aviation network, which implies a more complex spatial mechanism.
The former American official said David H. Petraeus, the C.I.A. director until November, had been instrumental in helping to get this aviation network moving and had prodded various countries to work together on it.
Five million travelers all over the world were left stranded, as the effects of those cancellations rippled through the global commercial aviation networks.
Some researchers have considered the impact of spatial hazards when studying vulnerability of civil aviation networks.
The director of the U.S. National Security Agency (admittedly not itself a glowing example of good behavior), Admiral Mike Rogers, recently said that China, along with "probably one or two" other countries, has the power to possibly shutdown the U.S.'s Internet infrastructure, including the computer systems of public utilities, aviation networks, and financial companies.
And today, the biggest threat to the U.S. aviation networks comes from the state-owned Emirates Airline, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways, none of which are subject to the expectations of real investors and lenders.
Built in the early 1920s, it was a cornerstone of Congolese aviation and a major hub in the allied African air network during the second world war.
