The phrase "flight card" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to air travel, such as boarding passes or flight information.
Example: "Please present your flight card at the gate before boarding the aircraft."
Alternatives: "boarding pass" or "flight ticket."
Skorka has also fashioned "flight cards" with intricate, occasionally grandiloquent wine descriptions (like the German Scheurebe described as "redolent of apricots and lemon grass"), which guests can take away to remember the wines they've tried, adding to what Skorka describes as the entertainment value of the visit.
AirTran Airways offers in-flight credit card applications (even rewarding flight attendants with commissions) and carries 17 different Coca-Cola products with napkins and cups that promote those drinks.
A 25-hour Flight Options card for a speedy, seven-passenger Hawker 400XP light jet, for example, costs $110,000, plus fuel and taxes.
Frankly, this one statistic says it all: Rugani was fortunate not to give away a penalty last night, but he did receive his first top-flight yellow card, and in his 53rd appearance at this level.
He began with postcards, models, timetables and flight safety cards, visiting airline offices in his early teens before he got a job that played to his interest.
Many airlines now recommend seat exercises in their in-flight videos, cards or magazines without raising any explicit health warnings.
Numbers are everywhere: confirmation numbers, flight details, credit card numbers, passport numbers.
Finally, if you're after a free flight, some credit cards offer free trips as an incentive to join.
The airline previously charged a booking fee of £8 for anyone paying for its flights by debit card.
