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'''Aviation''' is a term which refers to any vehicle that travels through the air, like [[airplane]]s, [[helicopter]]s, balloons, or gliders, the science behind them, and their support and infrastructure. It can also describe a career involving aircraft, aerodynamics, or the national infrastructure involved (Air Traffic Control, airport managers, etc), e.g ''John had a job in the aviation industry''. | '''Aviation''' is a term which refers to any vehicle that travels through the air, like [[airplane]]s, [[helicopter]]s, balloons, or gliders, the science behind them, and their support and infrastructure. It can also describe a career involving aircraft, aerodynamics, or the national infrastructure involved (Air Traffic Control, airport managers, etc), e.g ''John had a job in the aviation industry''. | ||
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| + | *[[Active noise reduction (ANR)]] | ||
[[category:Aviation]] | [[category:Aviation]] | ||
[[Category:Air Power]] | [[Category:Air Power]] | ||
Revision as of 13:34, October 10, 2014
Aviation is a term which refers to any vehicle that travels through the air, like airplanes, helicopters, balloons, or gliders, the science behind them, and their support and infrastructure. It can also describe a career involving aircraft, aerodynamics, or the national infrastructure involved (Air Traffic Control, airport managers, etc), e.g John had a job in the aviation industry.