Download Flash/AIR for Android, where?

When I go to Adobe's download center I don't get an option for Android download.
So from where exactly I can download Flash player and AIR for Android ?
Thanks

Adobe Flash Player and AIR for Android are available directly from the Android Market on supported Android devices. If you are unable to find Adobe Flash Player in the Market, the most likely reason is that your device does not meet the minimum system requirements.
Specifically, Flash Player requires a CPU with support for the ARMv7-A instruction set to achieve the level of performance required for acceptable multimedia playback.
Your device has an ARM11 CPU, which only supports the ARMv6 instruction set.
For future reference, Adobe maintains a list of devices certified to work with Adobe Flash Player and AIR here:
http://www.adobe.com/flashplatform/certified_devices/
You might want to give Skyfire a try. It uses "remote desktop" technology to render Flash animation and video in the cloud, for devices that are incapable of processing Flash content natively:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.skyfire.browser&feature=search_result

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