Ingo2711 is right. We are other end users, not Apple.
If repairs are indicated, understand that few repairs are made in-store now. The sealed nature of many Apple devices and the nightmare of inventorying parts for hundreds of variants with one product group make while-you-wait service impractical.
Depending on what is needed, most stores will send the device to a centralized Apple repair facility.
It may be better to start by describing here what issues you have. Many of us have been working with Macs longer than some Apple store employees have walked this earth.
Be sure to include your Macbook Air's SUB-MODEL, screen size, and macOS version. Doing "About this Mac..." gets you that info:
