Sentence examples for flight released from inspiring English sources

"United 93," Paul Greengrass's brilliant movie about that downed flight, released in April, was almost austere in its use of anonymous actors and limited-point-of-view shooting.

He's landed one of the meatiest roles of his career in Robert Zemeckis's Flight (released last week), playing Whip Whitaker, the substance-abusing pilot who lands a malfunctioning plane while high as a kite.

Quite a bit of kerfuffle was generated -- as it always is -- when a DePaul University study, "Tablets Take Flight," released earlier this month, said the National Aeronautics and Space Administration "found no actual evidence that a consumer electronic device can affect airplane operations".

Detailed flight data released by FlightRadar24, a flight tracking website, showed the plane sharply gaining altitude and dropping in its last moments, a pattern some experts have said would be consistent with losing the tail.

It is a member of the cluster munitions family — one of the so-called submunitions carried inside a larger canister that opens in flight, releases bomblets and distributes them to the ground below.

InsideDefense reports that on October 24th, Venlet "and Lt. Gen. Thomas Owen, the commander of the Aeronautical Systems Center, argued that the JSF program... should begin training at Eglin AFB [Air Force Base] as soon as an event-driven process results in a military flight release".

An international team investigating the downing of flight MH17 released its preliminary conclusions on Wednesday.

Flight controllers released the parachute slightly earlier to give it more time to brake its descent.

Flight records released by the governor's office yesterday show that in 1999 and 2000, Mr. Pataki used state aircraft for at least 315 flights.

Flight (also released in 1929) was notable for Capra's insistence on staging and filming all of its aerial action without tricks or special effects.

Several years before the tail fell off an Airbus jet over Queens last November, killing 265 people, an American Airlines manager and Airbus warned separately that excessive rudder use could make an airplane break up in flight, documents released today by the National Transportation Safety Board show.