No. as you sing higher, the vocal cords widen and tighten and need less air to move as there is a reduction in overall mass or thickness. Using too much air as you sing higher will tear up your vocal cords, resulting in a tone break. You must reduce airflow to eliminate tension, which makes it easier to go into your head voice. You can always lower the volume to reduce the amount of air you send to your vocal cords and help you sing higher.