The phrase "air exhibition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an event or display that showcases aircraft or aerial performances, typically in an outdoor setting.
Example: "The annual air exhibition attracted thousands of aviation enthusiasts eager to see the latest aircraft and aerial stunts."
Alternatives: "aerial display" or "aviation show".
OYSTER BAY "Plein Air Exhibition," works by 35 artists.
The 'BB.Suit: Wearable Clean Air' exhibition can be found at Yangmeizhu Xiejie 59, Dashilar, Xicheng District, Beijing, until 3 October.
Spider's Canvas was inspired and commissioned by visual artist Tomás Saraceno, and was premiered in November as part of Saraceno's acclaimed ON AIR exhibition at Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
Banksy continues his month long, plein air exhibition throughout the city of New York with an image all New Yorkers hold close to their hearts.
Since 2008, the wall's owner, the real-estate developer Tony Goldman, has turned it into an open-air exhibition space.
Expect to be confronted with the unexpected at an open-air exhibition in Prague with the appropriate title of "Confrontations".
Afterwards, step out on the Piazza della Signoria, a veritable open-air exhibition of statuary and the site of the rather impressive city hall, aka the Palazzo Vecchio.
Read the history of the cold war, excellently recounted on an open-air exhibition of panels lining the sidewalks of Friedrichstrasse.
From May 7 through Nov. 9, an open-air exhibition at Alexanderplatz will highlight the peaceful events that led to the wall's demise.
Called Museumsdorf, or Museum Village, the sprawling, open-air exhibition includes over 100 buildings built between 1580 and 1850, set scenically along a small lake called the Dreiburgensee, not far from the town of Tittling.
Children play with hoses as part of an art installation during the inauguration of the open-air exhibition "Detras del Muro" (Behind the Wall) during the 13th Havana Biennial.
