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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a flight on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific flight or mode of transportation, typically followed by a destination or airline.
Example: "I booked a flight on a new airline that just started operating in our area."
Alternatives: "a flight with a" or "a flight aboard a".
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That means if you redeem one airline's miles to book a flight on a partnering airline that doesn't allow free stopovers, the airline whose miles you used set the rules for that flight.
IT IS one of the most infuriating things about booking a flight on a budget airline: clicking through to the online checkout to find that you are being charged for using your credit or debit card.
In a flight on a gusty day in 1896, Lilienthal crashed and was fatally injured.
By boarding a flight on a Friday afternoon, the family knowingly risked running into trouble.
A flight on a jumbo 747 or a 707 now takes 6½ to 7 hours.
Anyhow, paying $100 for a flight on a free ticket is waaaay better than paying $1000 for purchasing the ticket...."....
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With its 9 foot wingspan, the Nova can cover 1,000 acres over the course of a 90 minute flight on a single charge.
For example, a flight on an Air Ambulance Network plane from Nassau to Miami costs roughly $3,500; one from Aruba to Miami perhaps $8,500, the company said.
With this success, we are developing an instrument suitable for a flight on an orbiting solar observatory.
TAKING a flight on an aircraft that repeatedly plummets to the earth in a death-defying dive is not everyone's idea of fun.
Toward the end of World War II he plunged into the ocean during a flight on an experimental plane, and he was presumed killed in action.
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