airview

English

Etymology

From air +‎ view.

Noun

airview (plural airviews)

1. A view from the air; a photograph taken from an aircraft.
   • 1938, Marion Bloom, James Frederick Carter, Francesca Vincent, Bibliography on soil erosion and soil and water conservation, page 257:

     A system of interrupted contour banks for the control of soil erosion is described, with an airview photograph of these contour banks to illustrate the work done.

   • 1974, David Cort, The sin of Henry R. Luce: an anatomy of journalism, page 85:

     […] fine airviews of contour strip planting, and airviews of what looked like islands (actually Finnish log jams bound by a chain boom) […]