The phrase "advanced flying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high level of skill or proficiency in flying, often in the context of aviation training or competitions.
Example: "The course is designed for pilots who wish to enhance their skills through advanced flying techniques."
Alternatives: "expert flying" or "proficient flying".
Sufficient to say, I had a further aircrew medical and was again rated PNB and issued with ny aircrew cap flash, which stood out a mile at Brize Norton, and advanced flying unit.
Raissi, who previously worked for Algeria's national airline, had registered for an advanced flying course at the Four Forces Aviation flying school in nearby Poyle.
Organisers of Vienna's Pioneers Festival, an annual conference for future technology and digital entrepreneurship, announced on Thursday that they would unveil the prototype of "the world's most advanced flying car" on 29 October.
SYDNEY — In the year when the Maluka of Kermandie first set sail in Sydney Harbor, the American gangster Al Capone was finally imprisoned after a conviction on charges of tax evasion, the kidnapping of the aviator Charles Lindbergh's infant son dominated global headlines, and the Graf Zeppelin, one of the most advanced flying machines of its day, began regular service between Germany and Brazil.
The crash brought new scrutiny to Boeing's 737 MAX family of aircraft, the latest generation of what the company describes as the "most popular jet aircraft of all time". Boeing boasts the new model has an improved cabin and more advanced flying technology — including, for example, a sensor system meant to take over and correct the plane's angle if it is pointed too far upward.
Aid agencies typically use local operators and mechanics to maintain vehicles at the moment, so any advanced flying machines would likely need to fit into that same pattern.
And for a German to wish to express his German pride in those advances, flying the flag is not an option.
The course at SFTS typically consisted of two streams, intermediate and advanced, and included such techniques as instrument flying, night flying, advanced aerobatics, formation flying, dive bombing, and aerial gunnery.
Other goals include: teaching basic, intermediate, and advanced courses in flying, operating, and controlling UAVs; organizing and setting up events for UAV flying meet-ups and outreach opportunities; and creating an open space for all UAV enthusiasts, engineers, and flyers to collaborate and create new and rich experiences through the use of UAVs.
Her analysis showed that by the late Cretaceous, enantiornithines had evolved advanced adaptations for flying independent of today's birds.
After the invasion of Europe — Operation Overlord "D" day 6th June 1944, as the troops advanced we started flying aircraft into Europe.
