What does AI stand for?

Aircraft Incident

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Shane Evans, fire ground manager at the college, said, AoIn the unfortunate event of an aircraft incident, the airport firefighter will be exposed to a multitude of hazards that can only be tackled in a safe controlled manner by highly trained and skilled personnel.

Containing Conflagration

Laser pens, with a range of 25 miles, have been involved in more than 30 aircraft incidents in the past few months.

I was blinded by laser lout, says mercy mission pilot

However, we're probably more likely to have a fatal car crash than to die in an aircraft incident.

What in the world is that guy doing?

While the Division Rapid-Reaction Force primarily responds to downed aircraft incidents, it also reacts to events within the Multi-National Force-Iraq area, when other units cannot respond in less than an hour, said Capt.

Training for rapid rescues

That plan, however, contains an exclusion clause for an aircraft incident in which the player is "acting in any capacity other than as a passenger," a phrase that would appear to bar Lidle's family from collecting anything more than the $450,000 basic life insurance benefit.

Pilot error in Yankees pitcher crash

Byline: By Paul McMillan Aircraft incident over North Another air-craft near miss has taken place in the skies over the North East.

Near miss

More than one worker is killed in a third of all work-related fatal aircraft incidents, whereas three-fifths of all aircraft-related work fatalities take place in multiple-fatality incidents.

Taking military and light aircraft incidents into account, there were 92 airprox incidents in January-June 2002, compared with 101 in the same period the previous year.

Fewer planes in near misses