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Definition of aircraftwoman

aircraftwoman

/ˈɛərkrɑːftˌwʊmən/
air · craft · wom · an

Plural:aircraftwomen
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• noun

1

British A female member of the British Royal Air Force or certain other Commonwealth air forces holding the lowest enlisted rank, below corporal.

Example

"She began her aviation career as a junior aircraftwoman in the technical maintenance squadron before earning a promotion."

Word Nuance & Usage

In recent decades, many Commonwealth air forces, including the British Royal Air Force, have largely replaced gender-specific rank titles such as 'aircraftwoman' and 'aircraftman' with gender-neutral designations like 'air specialist'.

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