The phrase "aviation subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to topics or areas of study related to aviation, such as in educational or professional contexts.
Example: "The curriculum includes various aviation subjects, including aerodynamics and air traffic control."
Alternatives: "aviation topics" or "aviation disciplines".
Christopher Drax is a Consultant at P3 Group, focusing specifically on aviation related subjects.
Taking into account the estimated price span of 25 € to 40 € for allowances, the cost for the acquisition of allowances will be between 1.9 and 3.0 billion € for the entire aviation sector subject to the EU-ETS (in 2012).
During the early 1920s, the continued independent existence of the RAF and its control of naval aviation were subject to a series of Government reviews.
Predominantly self-taught, since 1992, he has photographed a broad range of subject-matter, ranging from professional and amateur athletics, landscapes, catalog products, architecture, professional motorsports, international aviation events, documentary subjects and the human figure.
They have a strong interest in aviation and STEM subjects and are always up on the latest aviation news.
International aviation is not subject to any regulatory framework for the limitation of these emissions.
The problem of creation of automated training systems and their application in aviation is the subject of this article.
The reason lies in the fear that, inter alia, costs on internal routes might rise, military aviation might become subject to supervision, and it might become more difficult to subsidize little-used air-fields.
I've seen examples across all levels and subjects, from aviation to zoology, with some students even choosing to outsource their undergraduate dissertations.
A glorious trove of books on railways, aviation, transport and military subjects, this shop is one of the many delights to be found in Cardiff's Victorian shopping arcades.
