The phrase "aviation technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advancements, tools, or systems related to the field of aviation.
Example: "The conference will showcase the latest innovations in aviation technologies, including new aircraft designs and safety systems."
Alternatives: "aerospace technologies" or "aircraft technologies".
$6$$)Aeronautics Research, which will develop aviation technologies and work with the agency's Dryden, Glenn and Langley Centers.
Stofan attributes some of her career success to an early exposure to the sciences – and specifically to aerospace and aviation technologies.
Traditionally, one of the priority directions in TsAGI's research activity is searching for new concepts in the field of aviation technologies.
Congress needs to take a closer look at the F.A.A.'s practices and procedures to make sure that safety is the top priority, and should overhaul the agency to provide more direct government oversight as new aviation technologies are introduced.
Late last month, NASA administrator Charles Bolden announced a new program to develop advanced aviation technologies that will reduce carbon dioxide emissions from jet aircraft by more than half.
There is an increasing global interest in sustainable aviation technologies as a result of concerns associated with the carbon-intensive nature of the industry and the imminence of reaching peak oil.
Davis claimed to have borrowed from aviation technology and manufacturing methods to build a better car.
But the Gimli Glider incident, as it became known, helps illustrate the magnitude of advances in aviation technology.
Landing the 787 contract was a huge boost for GS Yuasa and for Japan's efforts in aviation technology.
Experts from Advanced Biofuels Association, GE Aviation and Honeywell Aerospace discuss the importance of protecting consumer privacy as aviation technology continues to advance.
Boeing executives described the deal as a move to align itself with future trends in aviation technology.
