aerocentric

English

Etymology

From aero- +‎ -centric.

Adjective

aerocentric (comparative more aerocentric, superlative most aerocentric)

1. Focusing on the air, or air travel.
   • 1998, John M. Collins, Military Geography for Professionals and the Public, page 280:

     Small wonder, therefore, that aerocentric generals (like admirals) prefer the greatest possible autonomy […]

   • 2009, Lawrence R. Samuel, Future: A Recent History, page 70:

     Tata saw the aerocentric future as not just offering speedier and cheaper transportation but also encouraging greater international understanding and tolerance.

Anagrams

• areocentric, reaccretion