The phrase "air members" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "The air members of the organization were responsible for overseeing the aviation operations."
Alternatives: "aerial team" or "aviation personnel".
Travel is on Austrian Airlines, Tyrolean Airways and Lauda Air, members of the Austrian Airlines Group.
Since US Air has four ranks of elite status and American has only three, it's also likely that US Air members will find an easier path to bonuses and standard upgrades when their elite-status mileage moves to AAdvantage.
Dear Surf Air Members, Surf Air began the journey to revolutionize air travel in 2011, just three short years ago.
Bronze statues of players in action dot the hallways; cigar smoke hangs in the air; members speak in hushed tones.
Between the wars his posts in the Royal Air Force (RAF) included those of commander of the British forces at Aden (now in Yemen), instructor at the Imperial Defence College, and director of organization and air member for personnel at the Air Ministry.
He took up an appointment as Air Member for Personnel (AMP) in October, but was removed soon afterwards following an incident at RAAF Headquarters, Melbourne.
But it does say, as is well-known, that soon after the broadcast aired, members of the blogosphere, pointed out that the typography and other aspects of the documents cast them into doubt.
The day after "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" aired, members of the Kardashian family responded positively to their portrayal and on-screen deaths.
On Monday, the rallies reached Pyongyang, where navy, army and air force members paraded.
The girls remembered the crackling excitement in the air as members of the wedding party of Joan Crawford and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in 1929.
But now that a Plan C is in the air, its members' enthusiasm for the caucuses is waning.
