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I am engaged in a game project which using ActionScript3 as language and Flash Builder 4.6 as IDE. Everything works good. But Android have to install Air runtime environment firstly which is not very convironment I think. So I wonder if we have a method to package app with Air runtime environment? For example, can we made a Android install application which includes both my game and Air?
Sure you can do that (and this is what done automatically every time you package for iOS). All you need to do is change target from “apk-something” to “apk-captive-runtime”.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/articles/air3-install-and-deployment-options.html#articlecontentAdobe_numberedheader
*My personal recommendation though is to upload to market two versions of app with and without embedded runtime. Because some people simply don’t need that embedded runtime.