Can one zone have multiple Air Distribution Units (multiple Airloops)?

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The second link is out of date. As of EnergyPlus v8.8, you can indeed have multiple air loops serving a single thermal zone. I use it all the time in our residential EnergyPlus models. That said, I've only ever used it for models with a single conditioned thermal zone; I don't know how EnergyPlus would behave if there are multiple air loops, each of which are serving multiple zones, and some of the zones are served by both air loops.

Thanks @shorowit I thought something had changed from working with OpenStudio's ThermalZone::airLoopHVACs, but then it was right there in the documentation. And the docs are never wrong, right!?

Thanks @Eric Ringold and @shorowit ! I looked in the ExampleFile. It has two Air Distribution Units per zone. This is what I was looking for. It also taught me that an airloop for DOAS does not necessarily require a Zone Return Air Node. And another big learning for me is that I/O Reference is not always exactly updated with the new version of EnergyPlus.

If you see outdated documentation, please report the issue at https://github.com/NREL/EnergyPlus/is.... The EnergyPlus developers are very good about fixing the documentation when they know there is a problem. Given how large the documentation is, there's no easy way to audit all thousands of pages for information that needs to be updated when a new feature (like support for multiple air loops) is added.