airmanship
[ air-muhn-ship ]
/ ˈɛər mənˌʃɪp /
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noun
the knowledge and ability needed to control and navigate an aircraft.
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Words nearby airmanship
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Example sentences from the Web for airmanship
He had long ago arrived at the state of airmanship which makes a pilot into a sensitive inclinometer, acting every way at once.
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