I would like to upgrade my macbook air, can I do it at Apple shops?

Hi,
I have got a 3 year old macbook air, is it possible to do a trade in in apple shops?
Cheers,
Meydan.

Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply.
Any idea about a reasonable price since I have no Idea in these things?

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