Being Canadian this won't work for you but it's still a good name. U S Air. Kinda patriotic.
Your right in having concerns over a name. Many company names don't work or are easy to forget. A contractor I knew that had a ton of name recognition started a business. He used his wife's first initial and his. The name sounded like a hundred others. I asked as his name was known all over why he didn't use his last name? Well he said, She wanted to be a part of the company.
My only thoughts were THIS IS BUSINESS. Decisions need to be made on a business level and not just to please the wife.
From my view, a name should be descriptive of the work you do. Andrews Book Seller.
Shouldn't be complicated and leave questions as to what your company does. Like Mechanical Logistics. Say What?? Who ya gonna call?
As you intend to do air balance the name doesn't need to relate to the general public. For most people, they don't know why someone would balance air. So a good name for those people your business wants to communicate with can be more industry specific. Like Precision Air or something like that. The public might not know even what that name implies. Like is some air more precise than others. Heh But the intent is to communicate to the industry.
I think a name is a very important decision.