The phrase "a pleasant flying" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may sound awkward or unclear.
Example: "We hope you have a pleasant flying experience on your trip."
Alternatives: "a pleasant flight" or "a delightful journey".
The B-25 was a pleasant aircraft to fly and was easy to maintain under primitive field conditions, a significant factor in the Southwest Pacific.
I flew instead, but it was close, reflecting a decision process that a lot of us are considering these days as air travel hassles worsen and the automobile taps us on the shoulder to remind us that driving can be a lot more pleasant than flying, at least on trips under 500 miles.
Back in our parents' day, flying was a pleasant experience.
The result is a plane that burns a fifth less fuel and one that is more pleasant to fly in, since composites allow for bigger windows and higher cabin pressure.Boeing can also fairly claim that neither the plane's design nor its method of construction is to blame for the delays to its first flight.
It makes you misty-eyed for the days when flying was not only a pleasant, but actually a pleasurable experience.
We hope you have a pleasant stay in Darfur and that we have the pleasure of flying you again soon.
Dialing the number on the flyer, I spoke briefly with a pleasant sounding woman named Sandra, and we scheduled an appointment.
(Another alternative is to fly into Halifax, Nova Scotia, and rent a car for a pleasant hourlong drive to Prince Edward Island; you'll want a car there anyway).
Barring a pleasant surprise at the QB position, the NY Jets will be able to fly again next year but not very high.
The new video from animation guru Cyriak known for past collaborations with Flying Lotus and Bonobo, among others looks at first like a pleasant walk through Smalltown, USA.
