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> invasion you mean incursion

• manquer 3y ago
  Intrusion is better suited word than both. Incursion and Invasion have military links, Incursion would be brief and limited in scope, invasion is more full on long term. Both terms imply a subtle but a conscious choice in the crossing of the barrier, while intrusion is more neutral in attributing agency to the action.
  • sand500 3y ago
    Runway incursion is a technical term defined by the ICAO: > Runway incursion. Any occurrence at an aerodrome involving the incorrect presence of an aircraft, vehicle or person on the protected area of a surface designated for the landing and take-off of aircraft.
    • manquer 3y ago
      OP only quoted "Invasion", he did not reference it as "Runway Invasion" perhaps he meant the ICAO term, perhaps he took issue with the term invasion. I assumed he meant the latter, How would we know for sure? Ambiguity while correcting someone else is not ideal.
      • Dylan16807 3y ago
        Your post confuses me, because sand500's comment is a perfectly good reply to either interpretation.