The phrase "aviation reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to news, journalism, or analysis concerning the aviation industry, such as reporting on airline performance, safety incidents, or regulatory changes.
Example: "The aviation reporting in the latest issue of the magazine highlighted the challenges faced by the airline industry during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "aerospace journalism" or "airline news coverage".
Last week Reprieve wrote to the foreign secretary, William Hague, asking him to confirm whether the government held monthly statistics of flights through Diego Garcia from January 2002 onwards as well as daily logs and general aviation reports.
According to the preliminary aviation report, the Malaysia Airlines plane was hit by a large number of high-energy objects.
Although this context and objectives seem to indicate that standard NLP techniques can be applied in a straightforward manner, innovative techniques are required to handle the specifics of aviation report text and the complex classification systems.
The Aviation Herald, a web site that collects official information on aviation incidents, reported that the plane "overran the end of the runway, broke through the localizer antenna, the airport perimeter fence, broke up and came to a stop on elevated highway M3 about 400 meters/1200 feet past the runway end".
Linda H. Daschle, a top aviation lobbyist, reported $29,000 of contributions in the last six months.
Aviation Daily reported that Continental was losing $100,000 a day on the flights.
The aviation agency reports that O'Hare had 928,691 takeoffs and landings last year, more than any other airport in the world.
In October, the aviation agency reported progress on recommendations from the conference, including efforts to improve runway markings and add pilot training.
The weather at the airport was clear, although there were clouds in the vicinity, according to Groton's airport director, Catherine L. Young, and aviation weather reports available on the Internet.
And last year, as high fuel prices helped shut down some small airlines and nearly bankrupted a few large ones, Aviation Daily reported that in the second quarter of 2008, Spirit had the highest operating margins and lowest unit cost of any American carrier.
