Sentence examples for contact flight from inspiring English sources

"The French military defence system tried to contact flight GWI18G on three occasions during the descent, without any answer.

By now increasingly alarmed, air traffic control in Marseille made the first of many repeated, but unsuccessful, attempts to contact Flight 4U9525 by radio.

I mean, do you believe that having F.B.I. agents contact flight schools and ask whether any students had exhibited suspicious behavior, for example, maybe they expressed interest in flying, but take no interest in take-offs or landings, is racial profiling?

B4 Neediest Cases B4 WEEKEND E1-26; E27-38 ESCAPES F1-12 SpiritE/HEALTH SpiRoverOutr oft of Contact Flight controllers have had no intelligible communication with the Mars rover Spirit since early Wednesday, an ominous radio silence that engineers fear was caused by a software or hardware failure.

Six days after I contact Flight Centre it claims that it had refunded you the money before hearing from me, which is curious for you tell me you received notification of this two days after my intervention and six months after you began your battle.

VFR flights should Activate their flight plan once airborne by contacting flight service on the radio.

In my own airline -- in addition to the discipline and professionalism expected of the pilots -- our cabin crew is required to contact the flight deck every 30 minutes, from start to end during the flight cruise.

He said Subang air traffic control lost contact with flight MH370 at about 2.40am local time.

The issue here becomes explaining what happened in the cabin between the last contact with flight controllers and the plane's seemingly inevitable crash far out to see.

Air-traffic controllers lost contact with flight QZ8501 a little less than 45 minutes after it took off from Surabaya, Indonesia's second-largest city, on a two-hour hop to Singapore.

Without making eye contact, the flight attendant approaches, and, like a player in a secret drug deal, quickly slips a small package into my palm: a seat belt extender.