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aerodrome Definition

aero·drome (erə drōm′)

noun

Brit. an airport, esp. a small one

aerodrome Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • license: Chapter 8 sets out the minimum requirements to be met in the provision of Rescue and Fire Fighting Services at United Kingdom licensed aerodromes.
  • use: The main controls are: Only business aircraft can use the aerodrome.
  • manage: Note: Government aerodromes are usually military establishments and the CAA does not currently manage aerodromes.
  • attack: Then flying at 50 feet he attacked an aerodrome where approximately 19 machines were either landing or attempting to take off.
  • build: Minnie Banister: Um, ah, how are you going to build this aerodrome?

Adjective modifier

  • disused: After a short briefing you set off for the disused aerodrome to complete the off-road handling skills section of the schedule.
  • licensed: Every licensed aerodrome will be required to complete a classification study within 12 months, which will be used to develop the index.
  • civil: It has been a civil aerodrome as well as an RAF Station.
  • former: The transformation of the former aerodrome into Hatfield Business Park is well underway.
  • military: You could find yourself working at a busy military aerodrome, either in the UK or overseas.
  • small: Do not expect specific reference to the smaller aerodromes ( which may be covered by a Local Plan ).

Modifies a noun

  • operator: Aerodrome Operators Survey A questionnaire, similar in format to the pilot survey, was posted to 301 aerodrome operators in England.
  • operation: In this context, no one body has sole responsibility for controlling the environmental impacts of aircraft and aerodrome operations.
  • development: The town center along with The Galleria will provide the higher order shopping and leisure facilities to serve the aerodrome development.
  • manager: The power to direct the aerodrome manager to use a particular runway would provide local residents with predictable periods of relief from aircraft noise.
  • zone: It also has responsibility for military air traffic zones, aerodrome traffic zones and altimeter setting regions.
  • building: A Little Owl was easy to see on the aerodrome buildings.

Noun used with modifier

  • RAF: There was also an RAF aerodrome outside the town.
  • aviation: Assessments for small general aviation aerodromes and for large military installations have been undertaken.
  • decoy: This was the location of a Q site decoy aerodrome for Methwold.

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