Remove 2013 MacBook Air SSD and mount to another Mac?

[NMF]

How does one go about doing this? My MacBook Air is toast, physically speaking. It took physical damage to the display and chassis, but I believe the SSD is still intact. The logic board isn't, so I can't connect it to an external display. I need to physically remove the SSD and mount it to one of my other Macs to secure the files.

Anyone know how to accomplish this? This is a trivial matter for normal 2.5" drives, but the MBA's weird strip thing is throwing me for a loop.

 

[saulinpa]

You can buy an external case with USB connection. Probably cheaper on eBay to find one used.
https://eshop.macsales.com/item/OWC/MAU3ENPRPCI/

 

[Audit13]

The SSD can be used internally in any Air from 2013 to 2017, some minis and Macs too. This may be a method of copying off the files or wiping the drive.