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"catch his flight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to successfully board a plane and depart on time. Example: The businessman had a tight schedule, so he had to rush to the airport to catch his flight to New York.
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He ran to catch his flight.
Then he dashed to catch his flight to India.
They were able to exit the mountains on schedule for Mike Roberts to catch his flight.
The morning after the Cleveland debate, Matthews was walking through the airport to catch his flight home to Washington.
After he finished his talk, he planned to duck into a talk by a political cartoonist and then head out of town to catch his flight home to Michigan.
At Newark Liberty International Airport, Michael Kennedy, 18, landed at 8 30 a.m. on the Continental redeye from San Francisco, too late to catch his flight to Albany, from where he planned to visit his hometown, Guilderland, N.Y.
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You wonder how Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, will regard his club's position as he catches his flight to Monaco for the group stages draw today.
The first to speak up was South Korea's coach, Huh Jung-moo, who, before he caught his flight to Cape Town, was bold enough to tell his country's media: "Of the top seeds, South Africa is the weakest, so it's natural to want to meet them".
He spent another $36,000 on a military flight from Cincinnati to JFK International Airport to catch his direct flight to Rome.
Her son Claude Coltea told CBS Chicago that he escorted his mother to her gate and checked to see that the flight was leaving as scheduled before leaving to catch his own flight home.
BEIJING — Just as he had on previous trips, Zhu Feng bolted down his lunch at a Los Angeles airport before sprinting to catch his Air China flight back to Beijing.
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