The phrase "air dispatch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the sending or delivery of goods or information via air transport.
Example: "The air dispatch of the medical supplies was crucial for the timely response to the emergency."
Alternatives: "air delivery" or "aerial dispatch".
A sophisticated logistics network allows the drugs to be dropped by air, dispatched to remote airstrips or ferried by speedboats far inland up winding mangrove-lined creeks where they are stored and prepared for their onward journey.In this section Going up or down?
And in a population of 10 million people, perhaps only five or six patients will actually meet the criteria for a London Air Ambulance dispatch".
Giving a new outlet for the arts, The Cultural Frontline will air cultural dispatches from reporters around the world.
The North American Air Defense dispatched two F-16's, which escorted the plane to Hartford-Brainard Airport, said Dana A. Conover, chief of operations for Connecticut's Office of Emergency Management.
The order to move came on Wednesday, and Air Partner dispatched a Boeing 747 to the capital, Freetown.
The order to move came on Wednesday, and Air Partner dispatched a Boeing 747 to Freetown, the capital.
Earlier this week Channel 4 aired a Dispatches investigation into gangs that target gay men and women.
In the fall of 1996, Smilovitz was fired, one of several on-air personalities dispatched in a station purge.
In that version, first aired in Dispatches, a documentary show on Channel 4 in Britain that obtained leaked recordings, Mr. Kasab said that he had joined Lashkar-e-Taiba at the urging of his father, who said he would earn a lot of money and would "give us some of the money, too, and we won't be poor anymore.
"However, the decision to dispatch air force bombers to attack cities in the West Bank and Gaza Strip was such a gross diplomatic-strategic error that it is difficult to find any another explanation.
