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They flew an average of 620 miles, some of them splashing down into waters inside Japan's exclusive economic zone.

When the UN imposed a no-fly zone against Iraq in the early 1990s, the RAF flew an average of one combat mission for every five undertaken by the US Air Force.

The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, a consortium in Norwich, UK, surveyed 79 of its researchers in 2012 and found that they flew an average of 2.3 times per year3.

The aircraft flew an average of 27 miles per hour for the 26-hour duration.

For example, police in Tupelo, Miss., spent about $274,000 over five years servicing a helicopter that flew an average of ten missions per year.

They flew an average of 500 sorties per day and caused heavy losses among Soviet forces, losing an average of only one Stuka per day.

US Airways flies an average of 150,000 passengers daily on about 2,200 flights throughout the United States and Canada and on a handful of routes to Europe.

Southwest pilots, for example, fly an average of 80 to 90 hours a month, compared with about 50 hours a month at other major airlines.

At present, senior pilots at Air France earn about €208,000 (about £150,000) a year to fly an average of two hours a day long haul and one and a half hours short haul.

During the Vietnam war, America dropped some 2m tonnes of explosives along the Ho Chi Minh Trail in the jungles of eastern Laos, flying an average of one bombing mission every eight minutes around the clock for nine years.

I fly an average of twice a month these days, usually for work, and although I spent much of my life afraid of airplanes, I now chase them with an addict's need.