The phrase "aviation took" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
You can use it in contexts discussing the impact or influence of aviation on a particular subject, but it needs additional information to be fully understood.
Example: "Aviation took a significant turn during the introduction of jet engines."
Alternatives: "aviation experienced" or "aviation underwent".
Ten years ago, the great white hope of European aviation took to the skies for the first time.
Many of the great names of aviation took off from and landed on these runways in the airfield's heyday.
His father, obsessed with military aviation, took Morgan and his six siblings to see the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds tear across the horizon.
She was an air hostess in the 1960s as mass aviation took off, an aerobics instructor with leg-warmers in the 1980s, and even a black presidential candidate four years before Barack Obama.
But put that in context: In 1911 alone, he reminds us, there were 139 aircraft fatalities, as aviation took off.
Commercial aviation took a back seat during World War II – a period which saw aviation design go from the last days of the biplane to the jet fighter in just six years – but enjoyed its most dramatic growth in the decade after.
"As private aviation takes off in the region, it is important for us to preserve a core airport system," said Kris Kolluri, New Jersey's transportation commissioner.
One-time Minister for Defence, Harold Thorby, declared that "aviation takes women out of their natural environment, the home and the training of the family", and various senior Air Force officers, including the man subsequently known as the "Father of the RAAF", Air Marshal Richard Williams, and the Director of Personnel Services, Group Captain Joe Hewitt, also fought the proposal.
Training: The experience of the commercial aviation industry shows that implementing CRM can't happen overnight; in aviation it took 10 years.
Later in the day, the French aviation agency took the same action.
A spokeswoman for the LBA said EASA's audits of national aviation authorities took place several times a year.
