"air trip" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you wish to refer to a journey taken by airplane. For example: I decided to take an air trip to visit my sister in New York.
The other woman, considerably cheered up by this confessed that it was her first air trip.
On a cold dry day, with a fast track and two experienced contestants, the air trip retained downtown-to-downtown honors easily.
Yet these details were brilliantly turned on their head when an air hostess took us on an imaginary air trip and the differences between past and present were lampooned.
I got two e-mail messages, one with a confirmation number for my order and for the air trip, and a sheet of instructions, and the other with my hotel confirmation number and suggestions for activities and places to eat.
Gail Rosselot, a nurse practitioner and public health expert who directs a clinic in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., and her husband took their adoptive daughter on an air trip when she was 9 days old.
The air trip also made me giddy in another way, because Flight 1185 was 45 minutes late out of the gate and was stacked up outside O'Hare by foul weather.
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He went on to speak about how he used to travel round the world on cheap or free air trips.
Long journeys and overnight stops may be unavoidable because nowadays many air trips, especially in the United States, involve passing through big hub airports and catching connecting flights.
"We fear that the terrorist attack has more impact on air trips," Tsuneo Nishiyama, a spokesman for the bureau, said in Tokyo.
Like most households, they have planned air trips on the basis of how much their children can stand, rather than carbon footprints.
