"air industry" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the industry of air transportation, including airlines, aviation, and related businesses. Example: The air industry has been greatly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with many flights being canceled and airlines facing financial struggles.
The liquid air is then stored in large off-the-shelf industrial gas tanks from either the liquid air industry or liquefied natural gas industry, depending on the scale of the undertaking.
Experts said the measures under discussion, if enforced, could disrupt the air industry.
Air industry deregulation and major business mistakes hit the company's bottom line hard.
Across the wider air industry, the association estimates the figure to be £9bn.
WORLD AIR INDUSTRY GAINS, SAYS BOUCHE; French Captain and Editor Sees Future for American Commercial Aviation.
Only six countries emit more CO2 than the air industry does each year.
The Chinese are doing the right thing by supporting clean air industries.
Instead of whining about how unfair it is for the Chinese government to subsidize its clean air industries, the United States should follow suit for American companies.
Despite frustrations, the Hoosac Tunnel contributed notable advances in tunneling, including one of the first uses of dynamite, the first use of electric firing of explosives, and the introduction of power drills, initially steam and later air, from which there ultimately developed a compressed-air industry.
Britain's Unite union, which represents flight attendants, among others, held talks with America's Teamsters, whose 1.4m members include 40,000 air-industry workers.
Agriculture and international shipping "pollute more than the air transport industry," he said, adding that the industry had reduced aircraft noise 70 percent in the past 20 years.
