The phrase "aviation procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific methods or protocols followed in the field of aviation, such as during flight operations or maintenance.
Example: "Before takeoff, the pilot must ensure that all aviation procedures are followed to guarantee safety."
Alternatives: "flight procedure" or "aircraft protocol".
All are very well versed in military or aviation procedures.
The Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, ordered an immediate review of all aviation procedures and vowed to find the flight no matter how long a search operation was required.
This summer she testified before congress on the three biggest threats facing the nation: aviation procedures, cyber security and homegrown violent extremism.
Assuming a fixed plume height of 3 km, ash concentrations of 2 mg/m3 or greater (Commercial aviation Enhanced Procedure Zone) may be expected with a probability of less than 5%%.
Fig. 12 Exceedance probability maps, where the contours show the probability as a percentage, for ash concentrations exceeding 2 mg/m3 (aviation enhanced procedure zone), given fixed plume heights of 0.5, 1, 2 and 3 km within the Santorini Weak case, as computed by the VOL-CALPUFF model.
After all, the aim of a modern aviation-security procedure is to locate bad people, rather than bad things.
The idea, loosely based on well-known Israeli aviation security procedures, is that trained agents try to detect behavioral signs indicating potential threats.
The chairman, Martin Broughton, said at a conference on Tuesday that Britain should not "kowtow to the Americans every time they wanted something done" with aviation security procedures.
In that case, as in this one, the plotters appeared to be self-organizing and self-selecting, but probably received advanced technical advice about bomb making that could defeat aviation security procedures.
The judge, Leonie M. Brinkema of Alexandria, Va., did not describe the evidence in detail but said it contained information "on security countermeasures which might assist a potential hijacker or terrorist in circumventing aviation security procedures intended to protect the traveling public".
