Sentence examples for flying duties from inspiring English sources

My father was still in the RAF, but his flying duties were in the past.

At the outbreak of World War I, Fieseler volunteered for flying duties, which included front-line service in Romania.

In 1942, Wright married Barbara Harcourt, a friend of the family with whom he had been billeted while on flying duties.

Mr Piccard will share flying duties with a Swiss businessman and co-inventor André Borschberg, who flew into the record book two years ago with an earlier version of the plane after completing the first 24-hour solar-powered flight.

Out in Helmand he has taken the front seat of the two-man cockpit, not just sharing the flying duties, but also taking control of the weapons.

During his deployment in Helmand the prince shared flying duties and took control of the weapons of the two-man Apache.

Doctors in Mogadishu were confident that Durant could return to flying duty.

In WWII he was too old to be accepted for flying duty, despite his experience as a pilot, so he enlisted in an anti-aircraft unit.

Failure to do so would cause them to be "taken off the flying duty roster," a deadline reiterated in a second letter in February.

He admitted having fragments of glass in his eye, but convinced the doctors he was fit for flying duty.

The squadron commander, Lieutenant Colonel Mark McGeehan, reported the incident to Pellerin and recommended that Holland be removed from flying duty.