"flight traffic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the movement of airplanes in a certain area, such as an airport or airspace. Example: The airport is experiencing heavy flight traffic due to the holiday season, causing delays for travelers.
The 72m radar tower is still used by the German army to monitor flight traffic.
Given their high fixed costs, any reduction in flight traffic can have a drastic effect.
But if it does emerge as an option for conventional flight, traffic jams might take on a whole new meaning.
The Master panel on display was part of a IBM 360 9020E FAA flight traffic control system from 1971-1993.
While flight traffic has been flat this summer, "there are too many of them," Ms. Faraone said.
Of course, much of today's flight traffic consisted of people who had already bought tickets and needed to fly.
Looking only at passengers who were not transferring from other flights, traffic between Atlanta and Jacksonville, Fla., was down 41 percent from 2000 through 2009, according to OAG, the organization that used to be called the Official Airline Guide.
From April to July there were at least 20 landings in Guinea-Bissau of small planes that United Nations officials suspected were drug flights — traffic that could represent more than half the estimated annual cocaine volume for the region.
There are countless variables when it comes to travel: weather, mechanical issues, overbooked flights, traffic, human delays and so much more.
Chilson also criticized the Air Force for not coordinating instrument training flights with civilian instrument flight rules traffic, and for failing to schedule flights to minimize traffic congestion.
Because of Howard Hughes's flight, the traffic over the Riis Park bridge was gridlocked.
