The phrase "air agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, specifically when discussing agreements between airlines or countries regarding air travel and services.
Example: "The two countries signed an air agreement to facilitate easier travel for their citizens."
Alternatives: "aviation agreement" or "air transport agreement".
The Sierra Club called that "the biggest clean air agreement in the history of the Southeast".
Russia's privileged position was enshrined in the countries' bilateral air agreement.
The dispute that ended today goes back to the last days of the American occupation of Japan, when the two countries reached an air agreement.
Delta had sought to start code sharing with All Nippon when they reached their agreement in 1995, but was prevented from doing so until a new air agreement with Japan was signed.
Sanctions the EU could feasibly impose include tariffs on goods, the enforcement of customs checks or the suspension of the single air aviation agreement, which gives UK carriers the right to fly between Britain and the continent.
BEHIND the legal technicalities, this week's decision by the European Court of Justice that bilateral air agreements over transatlantic routes between eight countries and America are illegal has profound implications.
The 1960s saw a return to his first love, aviation, when he became the leading British negotiator of inter-governmental air agreements.
Mr. LaHood also resisted calls to commit to filing a case against the European measure at the International Civil Aviation Organization, an arm of the United Nations, that charges that the measure violates international air agreements.
The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg is expected to rule soon on a case that challenges the right of European Union members to negotiate air agreements on their own with other countries.
During their meeting, they discussed a variety of security issues, airing agreements and disagreements, Admiral Mullen said.
Roelofs, Jeffrey L. (1993) "United States-Canada Air Quality Agreement: A Framework for Addressing Transboundary Air Pollution Problems, Cornell International Law Journall: Vol. 26 : No. 2, Article 4.
