1. Recordings of radio broadcasts, typically made by radio stations or DJs for archival, promotional, or quality-control purposes.
Usage: plural form; often used in broadcasting and radio industry contexts; can refer to individual recorded segments or complete show recordings

Examples

• The radio station kept airchecks of all morning shows for quality assurance.
• DJs often collect airchecks from their early career to track their development.
• The archive contains airchecks dating back to the 1970s.
• He reviewed the airchecks to identify any technical issues during the broadcast.
• Collectors of vintage radio often seek out rare airchecks from famous stations.