aerial (verb)
Relating to the air or occurring in the sky, often used to describe perspectives from above or maneuvers in the air. It also refers to a wire or rod used for transmitting or receiving radio or television signals.
"The storm was so strong that it knocked the aerial off the chimney, cutting off our TV signal."
Think of an 'AIR-E-AL' (Airy-All). It's ALL about the AIR. If it's in the air, it's aerial.
Ariel view → Aerial view
The bird aerialed over the trees. → The bird soared over the trees.
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