Skill in and knowledge of the work of navigating and operating an aircraft.(noun)
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Use "airmanship" in a sentence
"In recent years the very term "airmanship" has almost left the vocabulary of pilots and safety organisations"
"Both accidents highlighted lapses in basic airmanship and poor manual flying skills, compounded by overreliance on automation."
"The goal is to improve the knowledge and caliber of newly hired co-pilots, partly by giving extra flight-time credits to civilian job-seekers who graduate from four-year academic institutions or other advanced-training programs in which they study such things as aeronautics and airmanship."