Another word for aviator

Aviator sunglasses earned a place in American history when photographs of General Douglas MacArthur were published in newspapers around the country, featuring the World War II hero sporting a pair of aviator sunglasses.
Surfer Bruce Irons, for example, wears a pair of metal grey polarized sunglasses with wrap-around effect, while skateboarder Danny Supa prefers a more classically styled, aviator frame with brown faded lenses.
After leaving the soap opera, she went on to star in a few primetime roles before making a splash on the big screen in the feature film Top Gun in the role of Carole Bradshaw, the wife of navy aviator Goose.
Regardless of whether the look is aviator, supermodel walking the runway, or you are in a mood to wear your sunglasses at night to show your socialite fashionista side, Cavalli has something for you.
Polarized, mirrored aviator sunglasses became so popular among police forces across the world that some departments actually banned mirrored aviator glasses because they were too "intimidating."

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