air sleeve

/ˈɛrˌsliv/
noun
  1. A fabric tube, open at both ends, mounted on a pole to show the direction and strength of the wind, typically at an airport; a windsock.
    • At the small airfield, a bright orange air-sleeve flapped in the breeze.
    • The pilot checked the air-sleeve before landing to see which way the wind was blowing.
    • The air-sleeve was fully extended, indicating strong winds from the north.
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