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No and Yes. No, because Air do not emit infrared, the emissivity is too low to be detected. Yes, because you can pointing the IRT to anything that has the SAME temperature as the air: Outdoor: leaf , tree, grass (under sunshade) has the same temperature as the air Indoor: your desk, a piece of paper, has the same temperature as the air.
