Embed Air Runtime - Get Air Runtime | Pros and Cons?

Preparing an App for Android (never done for Android before)
I find in the Air for Android Settings > Deployment.
Embed Air Runtime with application
Get Air Runtime from Google Android Market
Which to use for what?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

embedding the air runtime increases the size of your app, but gurantees users will not need to do anything else (like download and install the air runtime from the google android market) to use your app.

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