The phrase "aviation quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a standard of quality that meets the requirements or specifications of the aviation industry.
Example: "The components used in this aircraft are manufactured to aviation quality standards to ensure safety and reliability."
Alternatives: "aerospace quality" or "aviation-grade".
It has also proposed that the Environment Agency should be given the role of an independent aviation air quality authority to scrutinise the airport's plans.
Here we develop a response surface model (RS M – a form of rapid surrogate model – of the impact of aviation emissions on air quality in the United States.
Previous studies that directly measured the impact of aviation activity on air quality have mostly conducted measurements in close proximity of airports.
The air quality impacts of aviation are becoming increasingly important given their impact on human health and the projected growth of aviation.
The European Environment Agency says the total environmental costs of British aviation, including noise, local air quality and global warming, already exceeds £6 billion a year.Even though Stansted has been fingered for expansion, Heathrow is still likely to get more flights.
However, ash and gas will be an intermittent threat to air quality, critical infrastructure and aviation.
Derivatives of petroleum fuels used in aviation have negative impacts on air quality.
Several other airport and aviation emissions studies focused on quantifying the air quality impacts from jet takeoffs and measured air pollutant concentrations very close to runways.
We review knowledge of the noise, air quality, and climate impacts of aviation, and demonstrate how including environmental impact assessment and quantifying uncertainties can enable a more comprehensive evaluation of aviation environmental policies.
This enables rapid estimates of the (particulate matter) air quality and human health impacts of aviation emissions scenarios.
