Request firmware for internet recovery new macbook air

i try download lion on macbook air (july2011) from internetrecovery by pressing command+option+r
have error: 1006f
and i go to Recovery HD and try to download and reinstall lion,
have error:
could not find installation information for this machine
Contact AppleCare
my internet conection is ok but have error and canot downloadlion build 11a2063
I am using Mac in five years And to have a good knowledge of Maccomputers
Now I have 3 Mac computers:
macbook 2.1 2007
iMac 27" 2011
Macbook air (july2011)
My opinion is firmware internet recovery have some problem because cannot send informations for this machine
to apple
I'll stay waiting for firmware internet recovery
plz help

seyedhossein110 wrote:
Contact AppleCare
Have you contacted AppleCare?
The subject of your topic has been discussed quite a bit in these forums. The user-user solutions have been edited out of some of the discussions, ostensibly because sharing copyrighted materials, such as a useable MBA special Build of OS X 10.7 Build 11A2063, is prohibited. Many have found that this particular build is not available for download from Apple, via the Internet Recovery or the Apple Store. I would think that it is due to change at any time, and perhaps has been done already. AppleCare should be able to provide that information sooner than anyone here.

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