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The phrase "air headquarters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the main command center or administrative office for air operations, typically in a military or aviation context.
Example: "The air headquarters coordinated the response to the emergency situation in the region."
Alternatives: "aerial command center" or "air operations center".
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The American air headquarters has already been shifted from Saudi Arabia to Qatar.
The administration later cut back on some assistance, including an advisory mission at the Saudi air headquarters, and suspended sales of certain weapons to Saudi Arabia.
That day at the United Parcel Service world air headquarters in Louisville, Ky., employees will be poised to handle 100,000 boxes from Zappos, the online shoe emporium just 12 miles away.
Crombie piloted his final sortie of the war from Air Headquarters, Bengal on 7 July 1943.
It was agreed that RAAF operations during the Emergency would be directed by RAF Air Headquarters Malaya (later No. 224 Group, Royal Air Force).
McNutt said the company's Cessna flew at 10,000 feet in a loop about four miles wide, with the cameras storing images from around the city, while beaming them to the sheriff's Compton office and air headquarters in Long Beach.
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Allied bombing targets include the General Security Directorate and an area near the Iraqi air defense headquarters.
Outside the air force headquarters, people were piling up sandbags and digging trenches.
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