Thunderbolt 27 magsafe doesn't fit 13" macbook air

Why won't the magsafe connector fit the macbook air slot? It's too large to seat properly. *** APPLE? $1000 AND IT DOESN'T FIT???????

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The power available from the MagSafe adapter intended for a MacBook/Air
likely would be insufficient for a MacBook or MacBook/Pro. They vary due
to output specification, provide inadequate power and likely could be unsat-
isfactory in performance.
While you may be able to charge the battery in a MacBook whose original
adapter was higher output than a that from a MacBook Air, you may not
be able to run the MacBook from MB/Air adapter whilst charging its battery.
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intended design for correct power to the battery and computer needs have
to be met by the power adapter.
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•Apple Portables: Troubleshooting MagSafe adapters
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You should try & match the correct spec adapter, or nearest. May be of higher
output than the one originally shipped with the notebook, but check all the spec
to make sure that, too, can be a workable match and not cause undue damage.
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2006 and 2010) the power requirements changed; however a current working
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