The phrase "air privacy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as "air" and "privacy" do not typically combine in a meaningful way.
Example: "The concept of air privacy is still being debated among experts."
Alternatives: "data privacy" or "information privacy".
The European court of justice ruling said the US did not provide adequate protection for air passengers' privacy.
Finally, Moura gave him a forenoon appointment at the grave of Proust, the one place he could be assured they would be guaranteed fresh air and privacy.
Well, truth to tell, the road turned out to be the reason for the area's unspoiled beauty, pure air and privacy.
A little oasis within the city, it has a magical air of seclusion, privacy, and exclusivity that carries into its bar, Wolfgang Puck restaurant, and spa.
The source of their ire: Thanks to a new nationwide ban on smoking in public housing, they can no longer light up in the air-conditioned privacy of their own homes.
Air safety, not privacy or due process, is the F.A.A.'s chief concern, and in that regard alone it has its hands full.
Owner Janet Stansfield does not take single-sex party bookings and in its entire set-up – no communal areas, no evening meals, in-room continental breakfast, self check-in after 6pm – the Rosebery exudes an air of quiet privacy.
One of them, John Marjoram, who is mayor of the Cotswolds town of Stroud, said he thought the CPS had dropped his case rather than face the prospect of having the issues around privacy aired in a public trial.
The concept was to introduce a new lifestyle to guarantee people privacy, fresh air and gardens in order to resolve the issues caused by overpopulation in urban areas.
Congress is currently working on a bill to regulate recreational drones, which is expected to address privacy, including air rights around people's homes.
