air attaché

American  

noun

1. a commissioned officer or warrant officer of an air force serving on the staff of an ambassador or minister.

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Example Sentences

One of those who brought it into the hall was Captain Dmytro Donskoi, defence and air attache for Ukraine.

From BBC

In 1959 he became the American embassy’s assistant air attache in Belgrade, and moved again two years later to head the political science department at the US Air Academy in Colorado.

From The Guardian

He studied Russian and Serbo-Croatian and served as assistant air attache in Yugoslavia from 1959 to 1961.

From Washington Post

Two years later, he was an assistant air attaché in the American Embassy in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, then taught political science at the U.S.

From Seattle Times

Groenewald, who had served as air attache at the South African embassy in London, added: “After spending three and a half years in Britain, you get to know some people involved in the intelligence field. And certain of the names which are mentioned in our discussions were familiar to him.”

From The Guardian