aimer

American  

[aym-er] / ˈeɪm ər /

noun

plural

aimers

1. a person who aims a weapon at a target, especially a member of an armed force who aims bombs or heavy guns.

2. a device or feature, especially in video games, used to aim a weapon.

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Example Sentences

“If I mention something about having mental issues, I’m done” - a pilot’s career can be over - Aimer said.

From Washington Times

Ross Aimer, retired airline pilot and now CEO of an aviation consulting company, said screening for mental health is far less than for drug and alcohol use and needs to be improved.

From Washington Times

“If you mention that you have a mental health issue or problem, you have basically lost your job,” said Ross Aimer, chief executive of Aero Consulting Experts and a former United Airlines pilot.

From Los Angeles Times

Aimer said it takes incidents like the Alaska Airlines flight to bring the FAA’s attention back to the critical issue.

From Los Angeles Times

“I’m afraid this will put that privilege in jeopardy now,” said Ross Aimer, a retired airline pilot who is now CEO of an aviation-consulting firm.

From Seattle Times