An airman is a person who serves in any branch of the military that specializes in aviation or aerial warfare. The term can also refer to someone who works with aircraft, such as an employee at an airport or a pilot.
Usage examples
The airman successfully completed his training and received his wings.
The airman flew the fighter jet with precision and skill during the airshow.
The airman was awarded a medal for his bravery during a rescue mission.
The airman was promoted to the rank of sergeant after years of dedicated service.
The airman was responsible for maintaining and repairing the aircraft's navigation systems.
The airman participated in a multinational exercise, working alongside other military personnel.
The airman's role was crucial in coordinating the logistics and support for air operations.
The airman's attention to detail ensured the smooth functioning of the airbase.
The airman provided invaluable support during humanitarian missions, delivering supplies to remote areas.
The airman's dedication to his job and commitment to his team earned him the respect of his superiors.
Sentences with «airman»
For more on pioneering African American aviators, including Davis, see Patricia McKissack and Frederick McKissack's Red - Tail Angels: The Story of the Tuskegee Airmen of World War II (1995). (booklistonline.com)
September 2011 — Air Force Chief of Staff prohibits commanders from notifying airmen of programs and services available to them from chaplains. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
Military pilots may apply for airman certification based on his or her military pilot qualifications. (transportation.gov)