The phrase "aviation science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the study or field that encompasses the principles and practices related to aviation, including aircraft design, operation, and management.
Example: "She decided to pursue a degree in aviation science to better understand the complexities of flight and aircraft systems."
Alternatives: "aeronautical science" or "aviation studies".
These were remarkable coups for an English professor who had no formal training in aviation science and who had never been near a crash site.
He took aviation science courses at Benson High School in Portland and two years after graduation enlisted in the Air Force in 1983.
She graduated from Oklahoma State University, where she majored in aviation science, went on to become a flight instructor and later piloted twin-engine freight planes and commuter planes.
Although the college has a liberal-arts core curriculum, some of the most popular offerings include education, aviation science (there is a nearby airport) and agriculture, because of the college-owned dairy and beef farm on campus.
But, while my faith in aviation science is resolute (I am usually confident, whenever I fly, that the plane will land safely at the other end), there remains in me a lurking fear that anything could happen, that the plane and all its complex, efficient systems could suddenly become susceptible to the whims of the weather or the wrath — or the mercy — of Allah.
Increasing the number of minorities and females employed in commercial aviation, science, math, and high-tech fields, where they have been traditionally underrepresented.
They help students pursue their own passions, offering programs that focus on the arts, aviation, computer science, rodeo, and even skiing and snowboarding, just to name a few.
You do not necessarily have to have an aviation or science degree.
Western Michigan University, public, coeducational institution of higher learning in Kalamazoo, Michigan, U.S. It comprises Haworth College of Business, the Graduate College, Lee Honors College, and colleges of arts and sciences, aviation, education, engineering and applied sciences, fine arts, and health and human services.
Reading course in the history of aviation, focusing on science and technology and cultural and political context.
Inspired by science, aviation and nautical design, Fuller and Burgess constructed a long, lean vehicle with two front wheels and one at the rear.
