Question On Mystic Heirloom Hingeless Albums

I recently purchased Mystic Hingeless Album set, and I have noticed all the airmail and semipostal stamps are at the end of each book (some pages even have duplicates).
My question is and im not sure if anyone else uses Mystics Albums, should I take out the Airmail and semipostal and start a new album for those or just keep the pages in the back of each book as they have come. Thanks

wanted to see your thoughts

Either way works. Alternatively, you could wait until it may become necessary to move the BOB pages. Personally, I use a Scott National and it did become necessary to move BOB to another binder.

I put all my BOB at the back of the albums like the Scott Catalog.

I personally keep my Mystic Heirloom Hingeless albums as shipped with airs at the end of each volume (semis I hadn't even noticed but I mostly focus on the first three volumes where there aren't any semis). I never even considered moving them around, didn't realize until that I checked on it just now that the air pages are numbered out of sequence (i.e. with C prefix). As far as I've always felt the albums work well as they are, they have the perfect number of pages per album, not sure if moving would disrupt that balance.

Now keep in my mind I am a particularly "year" oriented collector. I know I am in the small minority of Scott International collectors who keeps the pages sorted by year instead of rearranging them by country (probably 10% or less of the Scott International collections I encounter are arranged by year instead of country). I enjoy seeing stamps across a wide variety of types and regions but same years all together. So take my answer with a grain of salt because I could very well be the one who's doing it wrong.

I have all 10 of the mystic hingeless albums, I did take the airmail and the semi out of each album and placed them in a separate album, there are about 50ish pages, just debating if I like it like this or not.

My Airmail collection is complete. just debating on how to keep it organized. Wanted to see how everyone else does it as well