The phrase "auto flight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, specifically referring to the automatic control of an aircraft's flight.
Example: "The aircraft was equipped with advanced auto flight systems that enhanced its navigational capabilities."
Alternatives: "autopilot" or "automatic flight control".
Why has the Iraqi regime acquired the range and auto-flight capabilities to spray biological weapons?
With the help of free-market think tanks, the state legislature used its one-party rule to pass a flurry of legislation aimed at the state's prolonged great recession marked by auto industry flight and compounded by the 2007 housing market crash.
But Concept You is otherwise brimming with futuristic auto-show flights of fancy, including a central control panel in the cockpit that remains in "sleep" mode until a driver stares at it.
The GoPro channel features more than 100 videos — including surfing, skiing, motocross, auto sports and flight — which have been viewed more than 24 million times.
She added that there was no malfunction of the autopilot, auto-throttle or flight director systems.
There are many causes — the decline of the auto industry and white flight among them — but the one that Professor Galster returns to time and again is development in the suburbs.
Such dynamic simulations are often seen in what are considered (sometimes derisively) "games" (e.g. flight simulators, auto racing games etc.).
Donald Avery, 57, an auto mechanic aboard a Delta Air Lines flight to Las Vegas on Tuesday night, said he felt the same way, all 245 pounds of him.
Even after the fall of the auto empire, even after the flight to the suburbs, even after Detroit was blasted as the "murder capital of the world," even after the media didn't give a damn anymore, this city remained and its people remained.
Several were casualties of car collisions, an increasingly dire hazard given the birds' flight patterns and increased auto traffic in the park.
