The phrase "air complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, military, or any discussion involving air-related systems or structures.
Example: "The new air complex at the airport will accommodate larger aircraft and improve passenger flow."
Alternatives: "aerial facility" or "aviation hub".
A downpour quickly flooded the open-air complex sheltering arrivals from Central America, reducing their few belongings to a soggy mess.
A large Lego store, indoor crazy golf (at Jungle Rumble), plus an Odeon cinema and plenty of family-focused places to eat make this open-air complex popular with families keen to keep their youngest members entertained while they shop.
The report showed that brisk sales of the luxury Bel-Air complex have already paid handsome dividends for the government, which has received a share of the profits totaling about HK$1.7 billion (US$217.9 million; euro160.6 million).
Thick with Weimar-era decadence, this Fringe mainstay sits inside the The Spiegel Garden, a popular open-air complex with a crowded bar, a mighty tree and a collection of circus sideshows offering all variety of lurid and naughty entertainments.
Its prosperity resumed after 1880 with the converging of railways on the port and was stimulated during World Wars I and II with the installation of a huge naval and naval-air complex.
The glassy open-air complex, which replaced a mall designed by Frank Gehry in 1980, spreads across 500,000 square feet and three stories, and spills onto the Third Street Promenade.
On an overcast January afternoon, just days before the inauguration of President Trump, the scene was mostly quiet at CityCenterDC, a sleek open-air complex of luxury stores (Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Moncler, Dior and more), restaurants, office buildings and residences that opened in Washington's downtown about three years ago to raised eyebrows and a certain amount of skepticism.
Israel says it has suspended entry permits for 83,000 Palestinians after gunmen killed four people in an attack at an open-air complex in Tel Aviv.
Chomp Chomp is named after one of Singapore's more famous food centers — large, open-air complexes with stalls selling cheap, classic Southeast Asian street fare.
In the most spectacular passages the dancers spun through the air in complex somersaults and butterfly jumps.
