The phrase "air events" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to aviation or meteorology, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The air events during the storm caused significant disruptions to flight schedules."
Alternatives: "aerial occurrences" or "aviation events".
But the Big Air events on the 62-foot-high, 293-foot-long Mega Ramp demonstrate a maturation.
Big Air events, for skateboarding and BMX, respectively, filled the prime-time slots on Friday and Saturday nights, bringing dope clouds to the hillside overlooking the megaramp.
Ormerod had been tipped to challenge for the podium in the slopestyle and big air events and has vowed to compete despite the blow.
The CAA and Department of Transport argue that chemicals found in aircraft in 'normal' flights are below safe levels but don't know what happens during contaminated air events.
Air events take place all year, including flight shows around the state, exhibitions, festivals and concerts, with the highlight coming on the anniversary itself with a re-creation of the first flight at 10 35 a.m.
Most of the other snowboarding events will be held at Bokwang Snow Park, but a special ramp was built at Alpensia Ski Jumping Centre to showcase both big air events.
At the start of the big air event, 5 of 13 top riders were out because of injuries.
But it was Danny Way who stole the show in the skateboarding Big Air event at the Staples Center on Thursday night at the X Games.
"Now we've got the whole Big Air event in the X Games, and that's largely because of Mat ever trying it or ever dreaming of it".
"Jay was one of the biggest innovators of skateboarding in his time," said Danny Way, 34, who will compete in the skateboarding Big Air event at the X Games on Thursday.
Lauren Anderson, whose 27-year-old daughter, Jamie, won her second gold medal in slopestyle last week, said she wasn't one bit nervous that Jamie was now competing in the big air event as well.
