The phrase "address flying" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, but without additional context, it is not usable.
Example: "The team needs to address flying issues during the project."
Alternatives: "discuss aerial matters" or "tackle flight-related concerns".
Virgin also has an audio channel with a psychotherapist who addresses flying fears with relaxation techniques and calming tips, which Ms. Gauna said was popular.
"Many councils address fly-tipping in the first instance in other and more cost-effective ways, such as fixed penalty notices, referral to community police or verbal and written warnings, with offenders required to remove and dispose of the waste lawfully". A Scottish government spokeswoman said it had provided councils and Sepa with the powers to fine people who are caught fly-tipping.
The news agency reported last month that Nasa has warned Boeing and rival contractor SpaceX of design and safety concerns the companies need to address before flying humans to space.
Well, there's Leon Panetta, who has already had his farewell ceremony, given his farewell briefing and his farewell address, then flown home to California.
"To all the Jews of France, to all the Jews of Europe I would like to say… Israel is your home," Netanyahu said in a televised address shortly before flying to Paris for a unity rally Sunday.
Trump briefly addressed journalists before flying to Lynchburg, Va., where he delivered a commencement speech at Liberty University.
Airlines say they are offering such services as a way to address the aggravations of flying -- particularly at the airport itself.
Mr. Gore addressed the subject after flying here to his home state today, armed with new poll numbers showing his race with Mr. Bush growing tighter.
Events grow stranger: the blowing of a post horn makes him hope for a letter, even though he is of no address; a crow flies around his head; a fluttering leaf appears to hold his fate in the balance.
Virtually Better also offers a Virtual Vietnam, as well as programs to address fear of heights and flying, social phobias and addictive behaviors.
