| AEROSPACE | The atmosphere and space beyond considered as a whole (9) |
| MAINPLANE | Wings of an aircraft considered as a unit (9) |
| CLIMATECHANGE | The periodic modification of Earth's climate resulting from changes in the atmosphere as well as interactions between the atmosphere and various other geologic, chemical, biological, and geographic fa |
| DECKCHAIR | Platform at church has atmosphere and is a nice place to sit (9) |
| INTHENAVY | Which song by the Village People was considered as a recruitment jingle? (2,3,4) |
| TRATTORIA | Restaurant with alternative atmosphere and ostentatious paintings (9) |
| EURASIA | The continents of Europe and Asia considered as a whole (7) |
| AIRLETTER | Message has atmosphere and character (3,6) |
| TRANSIT | See 38A. The complex of buses, trains, light rail, etc, in a city, considered as a whole (3,7,6) |
| THE | The complex of buses, trains, light rail, etc, in a city, considered as a whole (3,7,6) |
| AERO | Prefix with space to collectively mean the atmosphere and outer space |
| AIR | Invisible "ether" forming the atmosphere and supporting all life on Earth; a light breeze; or, a melody (3) |
| GASSES | Greenhouse ___: These trap heat in the atmosphere and warm the planet (var) (6) |
| ALTOGETHER | Considered as a whole |
| ETHER | From the Greek for "upper air", a word originally used to refer to matter once believed to permeate all space beyond the moon, later a distinctively sweet-scented volatile liquid (5) |
| SNOW | The solid form of water that crystallizes in the atmosphere and falls to Earth (4) |
| TAKETOTHEAIR | Start to appreciate the atmosphere, and get high (4,2,3,3) |
| AEROLOGY | Study of the atmosphere and its upper layers (8) |
| CLIMATOLOGIST | One who studies the atmosphere and weather patterns over time (13) |
| STANDINGROOM | Substitute wedding attendee in space beyond the pews? |
