The phrase "aviation support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to services or assistance provided in the field of aviation, such as maintenance, logistics, or operational support.
Example: "The company specializes in aviation support, ensuring that all aircraft are maintained to the highest standards."
Alternatives: "aircraft assistance" or "aviation services".
"Ask our generals why we still have neither artillery nor aviation support".
Those duties were still being defined but are likely to include engineers who can oversee construction, aviation support, and possibly doctors or lawyers who can assist migrants.
Support for the UN ranged from the provision of a handful of fighter pilots and an air transport squadron during the Korean War to significant aviation support for peacekeeping missions in the Middle East and Asia.
Under the new troop mobilization, the Pentagon will provide planning assistance, engineering support for the construction of temporary barriers, barricades and fencing, as well as aviation support to move Customs and Border Protection personnel, and protective equipment for border agents.
Dunford portrayed the artillery barrage as a trivial escalation, saying there was "no inconsistency between what this artillery unit did and what our aviation support does every day" in striking Isis from the air.
The Commercial Aviation business involves the development, production, sale, and lease of commercial jets as well as the provision of aviation support services.
Private aviation supports some 1.1 U.S. million jobs alone, generally higher paying jobs at that.
Even in its current state, business aviation supports more than 1.1 million manufacturing and related jobs in the United States, according to the National Business Aviation Association.
By servicing over 5,000 airports in the U.S. compared to only about 500 that are served by commercial aircraft, private aviation supports businesses in small to mid-size communities that would not be able to locate there without the access private aircraft deliver.
"Civil aviation supports more than 7percentt of the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) and $1.5 trillion of economic impact, creating over 11.5 million jobs, but this shutdown is hampering our ability to function effectively," the statement read.
"We have seen in Afghanistan the need for adaptable capability in the Army but also the aviation and air support that is necessary to conduct this kind of operation," he said.
