"flight class" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a course which focuses on the study of flying or piloting an aircraft. For example: "I'm taking a flight class this semester to learn how to fly a helicopter."
Catching a Flight class became a little bit like a unicorn spotting.
On 12 March this year, an ambulance was called to the gymnasium at Taverham High School after Trevyn injured herself on the apparatus during a "basic flight" class.
"Diary of a Fly" is also a wry reminder of how frustrating it can feel to be small: our diarist struggles through flight class, where she's knocked off-kilter by a Frisbee, and complains that she can't have her own room (with 327 brothers and sisters, that's a tall order).
He finished first in his flight class and chose to fly the Harrier because he wanted to support Marines on the ground, said his father, Leonard Kolb.
The Senate bill's supporters deemed the measure a way of fixing the problems that arose in the case of Zacarias Moussaoui, who was jailed on immigration charges in the summer of 2001 after taking flight classes in the Minneapolis area.
In 2015, U.S. Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio, proposed capping flight training fees for payouts to $20,235 a year and classifying some flight classes as non-degree electives.
Hard-pressed urban districts suffer more flight and class schism.
After three or four hours of sleep, the Palins took a commercial flight (economy class) out of Kennedy Airport on the morning of Nov. 3, headed back to Wasilla, Alaska.
He was first in his flight training class, and served in Attack Squadron 65, the "Fighting Tigers", at Oceana Naval Air Station flying the A-6 Intruder.
His team travels on commercial flights, economy class.
On some flights, first class doesn't even mean a meal.
