airmanship (C2)
noun
Pronunciation: ˈɛərmənʃɪp
Definition
The skill, knowledge, and sound judgment required to operate an aircraft safely and effectively.
Examples
His airmanship was tested when the engine failed shortly after takeoff.
The flight instructor emphasized that good airmanship is more important than raw flying speed.
A pilot's airmanship is often judged by how they handle unexpected emergencies.
How to Use airmanship
- demonstrate airmanship (collocation)
- to show skill in flying — "She demonstrated great airmanship under pressure."
- lack of airmanship (collocation)
- a deficiency in flying skills — "The accident was attributed to a lack of airmanship."
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