The pressure gap between the aortic lumen and bronchial air spaces makes hemoptysis the most frequent feature of aortobronchial fistula (ABF). However, air migration can be a rare cause of ABF. The literature has demonstrated some indirect routes that would serve as a bridge between ABF and consecutive air migrations. However, evidence suggesting the presence of a direct route between them is lacking. We present an extremely rare case of newly onset cough-induced perigraft space ABF and ABF-related air migration in the remnant aneurysm sac occurring 3 years after an aortic surgery and a near-misdiagnosis of a delayed graft infection.