The phrase "air transit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the transportation of goods or passengers by air, typically in the context of logistics or travel.
Example: "The company specializes in air transit services, ensuring timely delivery of packages across the globe."
Alternatives: "air transportation" or "air freight".
But Birmingham or Memphis, the men's respective points of origin, aren't exactly international air transit hubs.
They would have the right to declare exclusion zones, no-fly zones and "ground and air transit corridors".
More than 40 countries in the Middle East, Africa, Europe and across Asia have granted air transit or landing rights.
"Talks are now under way for a NATO-wide air transit for military goods, not specified as nonlethal," said James Appathurai, NATO's chief spokesman.
"More than 40 countries in the Middle East, Africa, Europe and across Asia have granted air transit and landing rights," he said.
"Our ability to prevent these attacks is limited because public service transportation is public and therefore is easily accessible, and the volume of traffic on these systems is huge," dwarfing air transit, Mr. Jenkins said in an interview.
During the Persian Gulf War in 1991, in a controversial decision the government permitted air-transit rights to Allied planes and the transportation of U.S. salvage tanks through Austrian territory.
While administration officials say that more than 40 countries have granted the United States air-transit and landing rights, they also say that no Muslim government is taking part in the attack on Afghanistan.
Transportation infrastructure, including bridges, tunnels, and most notably transit centers for rail, sea, and air transportation.
The chapter deals with urban public transit systems, interurban road transport systems, and air transportation.
"In 1956, Fifth Avenue Coach Lines placed into service the first air-conditioned transit bus," he wrote.
