Adjective:

એવિએટર, ઉડ્ડયન,

aeronautically's Usage Examples:

(EWO) track into one coherent training cycle in order to produce an aeronautically rated officer who is more versatile and able to adapt to all spectrums.

navigator/combat systems officer potential for those applicants aspiring to be aeronautically rated officers.

Air Force Flight Surgeons are considered "aeronautically rated" aircrew members who receive flight pay and who are required to.

who have completed training but not a mission and are not otherwise aeronautically rated as a USAF pilot, RPA pilot, combat systems officer, air battle.

While the position is often held by an aeronautically rated United States Air Force officer, an aeronautically-designated officer of any other service.

Three potential sites were found potentially economically, aeronautically, and environmentally feasible.

The commander of JTF-SWA, an aeronautically rated United States Air Force (USAF) Major General, assisted by an aeronautically designated United States Navy.

Astronauts are those officers who have previously flown USAF aircraft as aeronautically rated Navigators / Combat Systems Officers and subsequently qualify.

USAF flying squadrons are typically commanded by an aeronautically rated officer in the rank of lieutenant colonel, although some particularly.

AFROTC cadets can apply for various career fields, to include aeronautically rated Pilot, Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA), Navigator/Combat Systems.

drills (to include Additional Flying Training Periods, or AFTPs, for aeronautically rated officers and enlisted aircrew), annual training (AT) active duty.

His list of aeronautically themed works is extensive, including several others featuring pilots.

Fleet Air Arm aviation, the CFACC was an aeronautically rated USAF lieutenant general, assisted by an aeronautically designated USN rear admiral (upper half).