The phrase "a sequence of flights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of flights taken, often in the context of travel itineraries or air travel.
Example: "My trip to Europe included a sequence of flights that took me from New York to London, then to Paris, and finally to Rome."
Alternatives: "a series of flights" or "a chain of flights".
A crew pairing is a sequence of flight legs beginning and ending at the same crew domicile.
The Theater Missile Defense (TMD) Critical Measurements Program (TCMP) employs a sequence of flight tests executed at Kwajalein Missile Range (KMR) to provide IR and radar measurements that address critical TMD system-level issues.
The Theater Missile Defense (TMD) Critical Measurements Program (TCMP) employs a sequence of flight tests executed at the Reagan Test Site (formally called the Kwajalein Missile Range) to provide IR and radar measurements that address critical TMD system-level issues.
A given flight might pass through a sequence of flight segments with varying degrees of congestion.
Liverpool play Aston Villa at Villa Park on Sunday, marking the start of a sequence of five top-flight games in 16 days over the festive period.
In (Hall 1999), the ATFM in the UK was upgraded to handle increasing capacity of air traffic by developing the Central Control Function for generating and manipulating the sequence of flights inbound to a major airport complex such as Heathrow and Gatwick.
At the lower level, given a pre-defined sequence of flight modes, the optimal switching times and the input for each mode are determined.
It is the maiden flight in a sequence of 12 missions that California's SpaceX company is performing for Nasa.
There is a sequence of things that happen on every flight: the door closes, the engines start, the plane taxis out, takes off, climbs, cruises, descends, and lands.
A Lévy flight random walks (a sequence of displacements) in which the increments are distributed according to a heavy-tailed probability distribution form the α-stable distribution family.
