The phrase "aviation transit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the movement of aircraft or passengers through airports or airspace.
Example: "The airport has implemented new measures to improve aviation transit efficiency during peak travel times."
Alternatives: "air travel" or "air transport".
Plots have been disrupted that would have targeted international aviation, U.S. transit systems, European cities and our troops in Afghanistan.
The nation's other crucial transportation needs -- like highways, aviation and mass transit -- are all routinely financed, without a Congressional debate every year on their continued existence.
But not all liked what they were hearing, whether it was his emphasis on security for aviation over mass transit, or his plan to reorganize his agency.
The restriction, approved by 285 to 143, was part of a bill that would permit the government to spend almost $60 billion in the next fiscal year on highways, mass transit, aviation and other transportation programs.
In "every operating environment — whether it be aviation, freight railroads, transit railroads, class-one railroads, truck drivers, it doesn't matter — the human-error element is the hardest thing that you deal with," Troup said.
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He is known as pro-labor, pro-transit and as an environmentalist whose long career in public service has been largely dedicated to aviation, highways and mass transit.
And it would accelerate $50 billion in improvements for highways, railroads, transit and aviation.
Transit and aviation did not fare much better, getting D grades.
This was the airliner which, from its first flight on 9 February 1969, ushered in the second age of civil jet aviation, focusing on mass transit.
