aviation

Possessives

• contribution: UK aviation's contribution to climate change costs more than £ 2 billion.
• impact: Dr. Lucas's report into aviation's impact on climate change will be discussed by MEPs this Spring.

Converse of object

• relate: Any skills welcome, ( need not be aviation related ), or alternatively, just plain enthusiasm will do!
• exclude: However this analysis excludes aviation, where emissions are rising sharply and would be responsible for 1/3 of all carbon emissions by 2050.

Adjective modifier

• civil: Any one with a finger on the GPS on-off switch can shut down civil aviation.
• naval: His career in naval aviation was far from ordinary.
• self-employed: Self-employed aviation and of emmy r author of seven books private securities litigation.
• military: Military aviation in Albania therefore had to start from scratch.
• automotive: It specializes in oils and greases for agriculture, automotive, aviation, construction, industrial, marine and trucking industries.
• recreational: The successful applicant will need to possess a confident telephone manner and will undoubtedly display an enthusiasm for sport and recreational aviation.

Modifies a noun

• brigade: The ROE will be prepared and issued by a higher headquarters before any of the aviation brigade elements deploy to the AO.
• fuel: The smell of freshly burnt aviation fuel is like the aroma of sweetly scented roses to you.
• enthusiast: We welcome aviation enthusiasts, whether it is to take to the air, simply enjoy watching the flying activity or plane spotting.
• industry: Sir Arthur was knighted in 1974 for his services to the aviation industry.
• commander: In these cases, the aviation unit commander makes the final decision.
• squadron: A combat aviation squadron to conduct all types of missions.

Noun used with modifier

• division: Army Aviation When Army aviation is employed as fire support, representatives of the corps and division aviation officers coordinate directly with the FSE.
• combat: A combat aviation squadron to conduct all types of missions.
• army: He is the operations expert on army aviation in the squadron.
• specialist: The CAA is the UK's specialist aviation regulator.