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Meanings of air mile in English

Portuguese
nó
Catalan
milla
Spanish
nudo

A unit of length used in navigation; exactly 1,852 meters; historically based on the distance spanned by one minute of arc in latitude.

nó
Usage of air mile in English
1
Why can't we train ourselves not to fight for every inch, minute and air mile?
The Irish Times
2
It is also accepting air mile donations.
The Guardian
3
Barry Kelly is racking up air miles as the Irish economy booms.
The Irish Times
4
How many air miles were flown by the aubergines in your moussaka?
The Irish Times
5
The airline will pay air miles to friendly hackers who discover security problems.
The Irish Times
6
The lack of air miles makes such a difference to this seasonal green.
The Irish Times
7
Nothing like getting those air miles in nice and early eh.
The South African
8
Then again, it makes for unlimited air miles and travel expenses.
The Irish Times
9
Sounds like it could be worth a lot of air miles!
The Irish Times
10
Ministers racked up air miles courting support and invited counterparts to visit the border.
The Guardian
11
Let him put his air miles where his mouth is.
The Guardian
12
It's local and has no added air miles attached.
The Irish Times
13
The air miles, hotel beds and endless speeches must be starting to take a toll.
Radio NZ
14
Samaranch, who circles the globe incessantly, may have the world's biggest collection of air miles.
The Irish Times
15
The lines around his eyes betrayed someone who could be accused of chasing air miles.
The Irish Times
16
He started off: Apart from air miles and experience, it's hard to see what he brings.
The South African
Translations for air mile
Spanish
nudo