The phrase "air stages" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts related to aviation or performance, but clarity would depend on the surrounding text.
Example: "The aircraft will go through several air stages before reaching its final destination."
Alternatives: "flight phases" or "aerial segments".
Allison Schulnik: Salty Air | Showcasing her distinctively textured canvases, ceramics, and works on paper, Salty Air stages a narrative born of the wistful sailor's tale -- its characters loyal to the tragic, farcical beauty consistent within Schulnik's evolving cast.
Winter is all about dark sounds and industrial beats, but come summer you want to have tracks that have a special uplifting vibe but still carry enough wallop in the bottom end to work the big floors and open air stages.
David Byrne headlined on the Open Air stage.
Torch light shimmered on the lake waters behind the Open Air stage.
Up on the hill facing the Open Air stage was a great place to people watch.
The Drummers of Burundi opened the Open Air Stage at 1pm.
A vast throng of zombies were already bopping to the beat and baying for human blood at the foot of the Open Air stage.
One felt for Osibisa in particular, the groundbreaking Afro-rock band who were moments later to brave the Open Air stage.
December 3 2015 When the unruly menswear label Hood by Air staged its fall runway show in 2014, it tapped this equally subversive d.j. to produce the score.
After the stage, the race organiser, Sweetspot, said in a statement: "After crossing the line with her arms in the air, stage winner Lizzie Armitstead appeared to lose control and veer left, clipping photographers positioned beyond the finish line.
Mokoomba (Open Air Stage, Sun 7.15pm) Led by a powerful and emotional singer Mathias Muzaza, this slick and engaging six-piece from Victoria Falls mix local styles with Congolese, South African and Western influences.
