The phrase "actually the flight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or emphasize a specific flight in a conversation or text.
Example: "I thought we were taking the train, but actually the flight is much faster."
Alternatives: "in fact, the flight" or "specifically, the flight".
Actually the flight was O.K. and the chicken was a good passenger, much more relaxed than me.
From the above images, we can clearly see that the track in the second figure by UKF is smoother especially around the points 8 and 9. Since actually the flight path of an aircraft cannot be poignant as broken line form, the smooth curve in Figure 3b is much closer to the actual trajectory of the aircraft.
Where we were told that sorry, actually the flight crew had worked too many hours and couldn't actually travel on this flight, we needed to wait for a new crew.
While co-author Jennifer Cummings provides a brief summary of background, motivation, setup, and results for this study, the video also shows how a participant actually performs the flight task as well as the most important findings.
After Pan Am Flight 103 was destroyed over Scotland by a bomb hidden in baggage, rules were devised to make sure every piece of luggage was reconciled with a passenger who actually boarded the flight.
Hidden-city ticketing also keeps airlines from making the best use of their seats, because seats that might have been sold at a market rate are snapped up at lower rates by people who don't intend to actually take the flight.
It has been reported that two passengers who were listed on the plane's manifest - an Italian and an Austrian - were not actually on the flight.
Incidentally, the President of Razer, Robert Krakoff informed us that he was actually on the flight into Hamburg that you will find after the jump.
Initially, Houston said he didn't have time to really comment, because he had to catch a flight (which almost sounds like an excuse to duck the question, but the Dropbox folks had actually mentioned the flight earlier).
The board of investigation found that because of his belief that he was on a base course toward Florida, Taylor actually guided the flight farther northeast and out to sea.
"The airline that actually runs the flight is called the 'operating carrier.' This carrier is responsible for all service provided, and when people check in for the flight, they are generally expected to go to the desk of the operating carrier, regardless of which airline sold the original tickets".
