The phrase "administration air" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as the combination of words does not form a recognizable expression.
Example: "The administration air surrounding the meeting was tense, as everyone awaited the decision."
Alternatives: "administrative atmosphere" or "administration environment".
Lt. Gen. Charles F. Wald is not only a veteran combat pilot with 3,200 flying hours under his belt, but he is also an experienced Pentagon planner who was the military's most visible public spokesman in the Clinton administration air campaign in Kosovo in 1999.
The airport administration had 350 employees, including administration, air control, fire fighters, meteorology and maintenance.
The aviation administration's air traffic controllers track fewer than half the planes in flight, and technology does not allow them to track many more.
Jim Yardley (NYT) THE ISSUES CLEAN-AIR GRIEVANCES State officials unhappy with the Clinton administration's air standards are trying to draw up a battle plan for dealing with the next president, and will meet in Detroit later this month to discuss environmental regulation.
If the last administration thought air power was a "silver bullet," he said, this administration thinks special operations forces are.
In August 1959 Eisenhower first flew aboard VC-137A, a Boeing 707 Stratoliner nicknamed "Queenie" that had been part of the administration's air fleet.
According to ThinkProgress, Gohmert recently went on an anti-Muslim radio show and explained the real reason that the Obama administration provided air support to the Libyan rebels.
In August, the administration changed air pollution rules to give utility companies more leeway to modernize their power plants without having to upgrade their pollution control equipment.
Though Mrs. Clinton said the administration would air its differences with Beijing, she said it would be in the context of a "positive, cooperative, and comprehensive relationship" — a clause added to her speech at the last minute.
In 1981, early in the Reagan administration, the air force planned to buy 132 B-2 stealth bombers, but budgetary constraints cut the purchase to 21 (of which one was lost in a training accident).
Also, the security administration says, air travelers should avoid wearing shoes with metal shanks or grommets, clothing or belts with metal buckles, snaps or studs, body piercings or underwire bras.
