Sentence examples for flight wrong from inspiring English sources

It even got the direction of the flight wrong after it lost contact and traversed the peninsula.

The problem came on so suddenly that the captain had time to radio just 10 words and in such a rush that she appeared to get her flight number wrong.

In this same introduction, Ms. Weaver gets the takeoff time of the hijacked American Airlines Flight 11 wrong -- it was 7 59 a.m., not 7 45 -- as well as the amount of time that passed before it hit the north tower of the World Trade Center: 47 minutes, not 1 hour 3 minutes.

What we essentially learn that the whole thing was either a convoluted flight gone wrong (1. Dad yells during balloon test. 2. Kid hides. 3. Dad thinks kid is in balloon when he can't find him. 4. Profit!) or a ham-handed attempt at gaining publicity (1. Balloon escapes/is let go. 2. Dad tells kid to hide. 3. World watches balloon race. 4. Profit!).

The horror stories of refugee flights gone wrong have tilted many Europeans toward a more active engagement in the refugee crisis.

The ball just skimmed Tate's head but that was enough to help cause a wild deviation in its flight, completely wrong-footing Vorm in the Swansea goal.

When flight schedules go wrong, they go horribly wrong.

Both pilots had been aware of the wrong flight path since they are both heard saying "Flight is taking wrong path and wrong side", while the aircraft's instruments had given repeated warnings of this.

It's common for them to be loaded onto the wrong flight, suffer rough handling or poor ventilation, escape their crates or, worse, die while waiting on a freezing or boiling tarmac.

Had I really boarded the wrong flight?

Herded towards the gate, more disappointment lay in store: I was not on the passenger list, as I had been shepherded to the wrong flight.