delivery by air
air delivery
airborne supply

Delivery by air lasted for less than a year.

He managed to transmit one short score, but not the rest, and arranged for express delivery by air.

A person who makes deliveries by air bike.

However, the months-long effort by the Gazette made it the first newspaper to conduct regular deliveries by air.

The government requires that aid flights be cleared through its airports and has refused to permit food deliveries by air to about 30 of 230 potential sites.

With the switch to mail delivery by air or truck, Canada Post no longer delivers mail by rail.

Kingfisher Xpress same day service will be India's first and only same day delivery by air service.

Its mission "To enable the delivery by air of manpower, machines and materiel through development, trials and training, in order to enhance Defence Capability."

Next-day delivery by air of up to 10 pounds, $32.50; surface delivery in most New York, New Jersey and Connecticut locations via United Parcel Service, $8.50 per order.

Mr. Matamoros says that the success of the first phase is largely dependent upon the continuation of American military aid, particularly the delivery by air of supplies to the contras in the interior of Nicaragua.

In response to US and Chinese support for the FNLA, Soviet support for the MPLA was resumed in March 1975 in the form of arms deliveries by air via Brazzaville and by sea via Dar-es-Salaam.