airsupport
nounUK /ˈeə.səˌpɔːt/
US /ˈer.səˌpɔːrt/
Help from airplanes that fly in the sky to keep people safe.
The soldiers called for airsupport when they needed help from the sky.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. Help given by planes or helicopters during a rescue or emergency.
The mountain rescue team got airsupport to reach the climbers.
3. The act of using aircraft to help ground forces in a battle.
The general ordered airsupport before the troops moved forward.
4. Extra help that comes from above, like a bird or drone watching over you.
The hikers felt safe with airsupport from a small drone above them.