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A method of modeling aggressive atmospheres used for different tests in corrosive environments close as possible to actual full-scale conditions is proposed. The method provides simulation of air atmospheres containing gaseous corrosion stimulants (CS) as microcomponents of air. The content of SCs in such atmospheres (both separately and together) can be set and maintained at an unchanged level within a wide range for as long as desired. The method is based on Henry’s equation characterizing concentration of the gas dissolved in a liquid phase as a function of the gas partial pressure in the equilibrium gas medium with allowance for the solubility of the corrosion stimulants in water in conditions under consideration. The procedure is easy to use and does not require long special training. Samples of corrosion stimulants NH3, CO2, and H2S are considered. Experimental results characterizing the corrosion rate of St3 carbon steel and copper with one or several CS simultaneously present in air atmosphere, as well as data on the efficiency of volatile inhibitors of «IFHAN» series under similar conditions are presented.