The phrase "flight instruction" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when referring to a course or program of instruction related to airplane flight. For example: "I am enrolled in a flight instruction course to become a certified pilot."
Flight instruction was cut back and in some cases airspace eliminated altogether.
Normal operations, including flight instruction, had resumed at all other Long Island airports on Sept. 21.
Robert Smith-Barry introduced a curriculum based on a balanced combination of academic classroom training and dual flight instruction.
By a seeming coincidence, he paid for flight instruction for an acquaintance at Huffman Aviation, the training school in Venice, Florida, that many of the suicide hijackers attended.
Thousands of naval pilots also passed through Glenview Naval Air Station, receiving flight instruction on two aircraft carriers on the lake that were converted from old passenger vessels.
The Gosport system of training was eventually adopted at training schools throughout the world, remaining the dominant method of civil and military flight instruction into the jet age.
An advanced Arrow 3 missile will be programmed with flight instructions and launched over the sea.
Then, when it got down to Christmas time, it was a call or she'd send a letter with the flight instructions, and that was pretty much it.
When the hens, following Rocky's daft flight instructions, are launched into the air, Fetcher (Phil Daniels), one of the farm's hustler mice, moans, "It's raining hen".
After scouring the surface for hazards, mission controllers will send details of their chosen landing site and flight instructions to Rosetta, but from then on the process will be automatic.
The guides work from a set of "flight instructions" prepared by Bill Richards, a Baltimore psychologist who worked with Stanislav Grof during the nineteen-seventies and now trains a new generation of psychedelic therapists.
