Air shipping is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in business contexts to refer to the shipping of goods or packages by air, such as a freight carrier. For example, "The company uses air shipping to deliver orders to customers quickly."
Air, shipping, highway, and railway connections now render the region accessible, however.
Ravens leave metaphorical tower as BBC fails to air Shipping Forecast for first time in 50 years.
According to the Distribution Management Group, air shipping prices for big retailers are about 70 percent less than for a small company.
The selection, 41.65 ounces, is about $120 ,including air shipping, and can be ordered at the site by clicking on "Our cheese boards".
Investors in the company have grown impatient over the lagging stock performance of TNT Express, which executives say was driven by reduced demand for air shipping amid a global economic slowdown.
Since the Dutch company was spun off from the mail carrier TNT last May, it has struggled with what it says is reduced demand for air shipping amid a global economic slowdown.
Air, ship, remote autonomous vessels and overland traverses are part of this massive logistical undertaking.
The MacBook Air ships with a relatively small 30W USB-C charger.
Hyundai's North American studio offers a zeppelinlike air ship along with a more terrestrial vehicle for its star.
The value added for Google,or Yahoo is they could sell ad space and use the GSS California or Yah OO air ships for signal processing channels.
But cargo is next -- by air, ship and rail -- and both the House and Senate are preparing legislation to improve the monitoring and surveillance of those shipments.
