The phrase "aviation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a collaboration, partnership, or relationship involving aviation.
Example: "The conference will focus on the latest innovations in aviation with a special emphasis on sustainability."
Alternatives: "aviation in conjunction with" or "aviation alongside".
The US dollar is the main denomination for aviation, with everything from fuel to aircraft leases priced in American currency.
China Airlines has one of the worst safety records in commercial aviation, with nine fatal crashes since 1970, including Saturday's.
I've been able to live my dream of having a stimulating job in the industry that marries my love of aviation with my interest in travel.
"We're talking to all of the airlines all of the time," said Russell B. Vachon, the Director of Aviation with the State Department of Transportation.
Both in Britain and the US, the dangers associated with stalling and spinning were acknowledged shortly after the birth of aviation, with pilots and academics alike seeking to investigate the causes.
To manage the predicted growth of aviation with only the existing facilities would, he said, be bad for passengers, connectivity and the economy - and could also damage the environment more than increasing capacity would do.
Armstrong was born in Wapakoneta, Ohio, and from a young age was fascinated with aviation, experimenting with model airplanes and a home-built wind tunnel.
As a ranking member of the Aviation Subcommittee and with over three thousand hours as a licensed pilot, he is familiar with aviation partnership needs with the US Government.
The Royal Norwegian Council for Scientific and Industrial Research needed to have an aviation connection with Longyearbyen to send magnetic tapes with the downloaded data to Germany.
It's an aviation term, with engineering origins.
Lynne married Henryk de Kwiatkowski, an Aviation Entrepreneur with whom she had six children.
