The phrase "air section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, aerodynamics, or any discussion involving airspace or air-related components.
Example: "The air section of the aircraft is crucial for maintaining lift and stability during flight."
Alternatives: "aerodynamic section" or "airspace segment".
The open air section with the low slung tables and little stools is incredibly nostalgic.
The duets continue until the final "air" section, in which Matthew Prescott holds Mercedes Ingram aloft to the distant sound of wind gusts.
The liquid desiccant unit dehumidifies and cools the ventilation air to the building and supplies it to the mixed air section of the roof top unit.
The site's Last-Minute Web Fares section, which you can find on a scroll-down menu bar in the Air section of the home page, allows you to choose a departure city and leave the destination city blank.
In addition there was an Air Section, using Waco ZGC-7 and YKC biplanes which transported key personnel, evacuated wounded and performed other liaison tasks.
The document points to Bonner's past work on behalf of major chemical producers to defeat amendments to the Toxic Air section of the Clean Air Act as an example of Bonner's expertise in the area of grassroots campaigning.
The Herning Museum includes an open-air section of old farmhouses.
31 December 1945 Two Metropolitan line trains collided in heavy fog on an open-air section of the tube near Northwood.
Mr. Capote died at the home of Joanna Carson, former wife of the entertainer Johnny Carson, in the Bel-Air section, according to Comdr.
News crews and a handful of the curious and the bereaved gathered outside the Reagan home on St . Cloud Roadin the Bel-Air section of Los Angeles before police officers escorted them away.
The roof's open-air section features a metal swing set (rescued from a Salvation Army store and now a popular hangout for guests) as well as potted plants �� frangipani, lemongrass, basil — on a concrete floor painted beige.
