The phrase "a flight for a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific flight that is intended for a particular purpose or destination.
Example: "I booked a flight for a business trip to New York next week."
Alternatives: "a flight to" or "a flight for the purpose of".
I am looking for information about taking a flight for a friend who uses crutches.
Each day, most of us have personal goals — say, buying a birthday gift or booking a flight for a vacation — along with professional ones.
It can cost just $2 to connect with a smartphone for 30 minutes, or $4.95 to $21.95 a flight for a laptop.
One couple we know dropped their kids off in the Poconos and went directly to the airport to hop a flight for a long-dreamed-of trip to Greece.
And if that doesn't tempt you (or your other half) to abandon a flight for a train ride, perhaps the Armani African Spa treatment now offered on-board will.
Thomas's Chevrolet Suburban slid off a Missouri highway and rolled at least three times in the median during an afternoon snowstorm Jan . 23as Thomas was driving toward Kansas City International Airport to catch a flight for a St . LouisRams playoff game.. Thomas's friend, Michael Tellis, was killed.
At the end of 2010, Justo missed a flight for an important meeting.
This is an England which has lived the Marcus Trescothick experience in the raw and knows all about him cowering in the Dixons store at Heathrow's Terminal 3, unable to board a flight for an overseas match.
But he was soon stricken with wanderlust, and on a trip to a travel agency to book a flight for Scandinavia he met a woman named Nihal.
People at Heathrow airport saw Dempsey get on board a flight for the US; a Sounders fan took a picture with him in San Francisco.
