The phrase "amount of flight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of flight, often in contexts related to aviation or travel.
Example: "The amount of flight time required for this journey is significantly longer than we anticipated."
Alternatives: "duration of flight" or "quantity of flight".
At RAF Benson, where Serco earns around £4m a year on a contract it has held since 1997, the company is trying to supply the same amount of flight training to the MoD with fewer pilots.
Updated at 12.57pm GMT 12.51pm GMT 11th over: South Africa 41-1 (Elgar 16, Amla 10) Lyon has a slip, a short leg and a short cover in place to Elgar and gives the ball a healthy amount of flight to tempt the batsman forward.
Under the 4th and 5th Framework Programme, the EC funded a certain amount of flight hours.
Van Gaal will not be the only Premier League manager concerned about the amount of flight time clocked up by his South American stars.
Though to be fair, we have our own long-term challenges which will limit the amount of flight to the dollar that we might normally see.
The amount of flight training conducted by UK schools has declined, largely at the hands of competition from foreign schools, which benefit from lower costs and better weather.
However, flyers can upgrade beyond that entry-level plan and add a family member or increase the amount of flights they can have reserved at once.
Oftentimes, the math of the price is convoluted, with different fees based on the amount of flights that need to be climbed, the time spent using the truck, the weight of various items, and more.
They had enormous amounts of flight time on that engine and that's actually how you increase reliability".
"If he wins the election, I would predict a certain amount of capital flight and a fall in the stock market," said Fritz Du Bois, director of the Peruvian Economic Institute, a free-market policy analysis group.
In effect, then, California produces a small amount of top-flight wine along with an ocean of generic wine that seeks to imitate the top echelon, often through artifice like oak substitutes and additives.
