The phrase "aviation use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the application or utilization of something specifically in the context of aviation or the aviation industry.
Example: "The new software is designed for aviation use, ensuring compliance with industry regulations."
Alternatives: "aerospace application" or "aviation purposes".
Besides making tips for music listeners, Hearing Components says it develops products for hearing aids and aviation use.
"The fact is, the radio frequencies that are assigned for aviation use are separate from commercial use," Mr. Altschul said.
However, you could achieve part of the effect by making civil aviation use dirty, high-sulphur fuel.
In 1993, Dr. Koppelman released a reuse plan for the area that proposed preserving both runways and their taxiways for limited general aviation use.
Richard Amper, longtime opponent of aviation at the airport, called the contract extension a "bad move on the part of a discredited administration," and added, "Binding the town to a low-income-producing, bottom-end aviation use doesn't make sense".
"Originally they were absolutely against any kind of aviation use, and they made it very clear to me that they did not want the runways used for any purpose," Mr. Burman said.
There were better-known and more experienced suppliers of lithium-ion batteries for aviation uses when GS Yuasa was chosen, including the Saft Group of France, Mr. Aboulafia said.
"Unfortunately, J.F.K. is a land-constrained airport, and the space where Worldport is located cannot be set aside for preservation because it is needed for other aviation uses that will lead to job creation and economic growth".
Air taxi operations offer charter services for third parties, and business or corporate aviation uses company-owned aircraft to transport employees and clients.
Aviation used to be a high-risk industry, but has been transformed by the widespread utilisation of information technology, in particular autopilots, and several mistakes must therefore be made before an accident can take place.
(The runway here is closed, and the town is pursuing a variety of non-aviation uses for the site).
