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Discover Ludwig"flight hours" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the duration of a flight or the total number of hours someone has spent flying. For example, "After his long flight, he had logged six flight hours."
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At that time, the plane had 45,944 flight hours.
He went on to clock up 630 flight hours.
But tax breaks and flight hours are hardly the point.
Annually, these aircraft accounted for more than 27 million flight hours (nearly two times the flight hours of U.S. airlines) and 145 million passengers.
At the time of the fire, it had logged 169 flight hours and 22 flight cycles.
The plane had accumulated about 1,600 flight hours in about 420 flights.
He graduated in 1987 and became a fighter pilot, accumulating more than 1,350 flight hours.
They travelled the world on Burkle's 757, clocking hundreds of flight hours.
The system was initially supposed to be inspected every 12,500 flight hours.
She had twice as many flight hours to her name as John Glenn.
Boeing was recommending every 15 months or 7,200 flight hours, whichever came first.
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