The phrase "air compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, finance, or environmental discussions, typically referring to adjustments made for air travel emissions or costs.
Example: "The airline has implemented a new policy for air compensation to offset the carbon footprint of its flights."
Alternatives: "carbon offset" or "emission compensation".
(2) The term "common carrier" means any person or entity transporting people or property by land, rail, water, or air for compensation.
See Compliance with Parts 119, 121 and 135 by Alaskan Hunt and Fish Guides Who Transport Persons by Air for Compensation or Hire, 63 Fed.Reg. 4 (1998).
The latter incorporate barometric and air pressure compensation systems that limit their deviation from true timekeeping to two seconds per month, said Richard Müller, co-owner of the company, speaking by telephone from the floor of MunichTime, a consumer watch and clock show in the Bavarian capital.
NIV was delivered trough an FM (Performatrak, Philips Respironics), HS (NIV-Castar R), and HN (NIV-Castar R Next), using an ICU ventilator equipped with software for air-leaks compensation (NIV module) (Servo-I, Maquet, Solna, Sweden) set in PS ventilation mode.
O'Donnell found that at a very early stage, Scottish government ministers tried to link Megrahi with concessions they wanted on two controversial policies controlled by the UK government, on air guns and compensation payments for prison inmates.
To date, Boeing has not paid Air India any compensation for the delays In March, an Indian civil aviation official told reporters at an air show that Boeing had agreed to pay $500 million in compensation, but that the government was seeking more.
A total of 46 such Congressional Review Act resolutions are now pending in Congress, on topics including air pollution, unemployment compensation, endangered species listings, debit card fees and oil and gas drilling on federal lands as well as the Arctic Outer Continental Shelf.
But even this explanation seemed to have a vague air of over-compensation to it.
The iOS app has added integration with AirHelp, the flight compensation startup co-founded by Morten Lund, to make it easy for travellers to claim compensation should they face delay, cancelation or overbooking when flying to and from the EU.
