aircrew

or air crew

[air-kroo]

noun

U.S. Air Force. the crew of an aircraft.

Origin of aircrew

First recorded in 1920–25; air¹ + crew¹

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Examples from the Web for aircrew

Contemporary Examples

The Malaysian authorities are doing the opposite: impugning the aircrew without any tangible evidence.
The Baseless Rush to Blame the Pilots of Flight 370
Clive Irving
March 16, 2014
Browne notes that about 90% of the prisoners of war held by North Vietnam were downed pilots and aircrew.
The Truth About Women in Combat
David Frum
March 1, 2013

Historical Examples

In leaving the aircraft, the aircrew who handle deplaning normally leave first, followed by passengers in order of seniority.
The Armed Forces Officer
U. S. Department of Defense

British Dictionary definitions for aircrew

aircrew

noun

(sometimes functioning as plural) the crew of an aircraft

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aircrew

or air crew

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Examples from the Web for aircrew

Contemporary Examples

The Malaysian authorities are doing the opposite: impugning the aircrew without any tangible evidence.

Browne notes that about 90% of the prisoners of war held by North Vietnam were downed pilots and aircrew.

Historical Examples

In leaving the aircraft, the aircrew who handle deplaning normally leave first, followed by passengers in order of seniority.

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Origin of aircrew