“Outside we would go, necks craned, eyes upward, waiting for our glimpse at the wonders of modern aviation.”

“He was previously an aviation engineer, designing ejector seats for pilots.”

“In an editorial, the paper said it was an accident waiting to happen and urged aviation authorities to re-examine their safety procedures.”

“An aviator who ejects successfully from a downed jet fighter is lucky by any measure.”

“Bradley recounts one remarkable story of a naval aviator who was shot down.”

“She served fourteen years as a naval aviator before leaving the service in 1997 as a lieutenant commander.”

“The aviatrix sat looking on through all this tumult with a happy smile.”

“In As White as in Snow, Troell, now 70, tells the true story of Elsa Anderson, the first Swedish woman to become an aviatrix.”

“She had another link to aviation as she was good friends at college with Amy Johnson, who became a famous aviatrix.”

“All aviators are taught to aviate, navigate, communicate, and to prioritize tasks.”

“We hope the CAA is taking other steps to ensure that future air shows are safeguarded from thoughtless aviators.”

“Give me a man in a suit and aviators over a shirtless male model with bulging biceps any day!”