An air check in radio refers to the process of recording and reviewing a specific broadcast or segment to evaluate the performance, content, and technical quality of a radio program. Typically, it is done by radio hosts, producers, or station management as a means of assessing the success of a particular show or segment. During an air check, individuals listen to a recording of the broadcast and evaluate various aspects such as hosting skills, delivery, timing, content relevance, audio quality, and adherence to broadcasting guidelines or station policies. It is a valuable tool for broadcasters to critique their own performances, identify areas of improvement, and ensure they are meeting the standards expected by their audience and affiliated organizations. Regarding whether air checks are currently done, it depends on the radio station and its internal policies. Many professional radio stations and broadcasters continue to use air checks as a standard practice in their operations to maintain high-quality programming