The phrase "flying team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who operate aircraft or are involved in aviation-related activities.
Example: "The flying team successfully completed their training exercises and is now ready for the upcoming airshow."
Alternatives: "aviation team" or "flight crew."
Vintage aircraft — a Lancaster bomber flanked by Spitfire and Hurricane fighters — roared overhead, followed by the Royal Air Force's precision flying team, the Red Arrows, in jets.
Sometimes, you don't have the money to keep flying team members thousands of miles so that they can all be in the same physical location.
If a point is better than nothing, it did not really satisfy either Allardyce, who had described victory as imperative, or Alan Pardew, whose once highly flying team have now gone 11 Premier League games without a win.
Two jets from the Air Force's precision flying team, the Thunderbirds, veered off course after an air show and flew near a passenger jet and a small private plane, an Air Force spokesman said today.
Meanwhile, conspiracy theorists came up with the ingenious thought that Richard Branson may have launched his challenge to the Labour leader so that Virgin would dominate the news cycle on a day when his rival British Airways was pulling off a PR coup by flying Team GB back to London from Rio.
Photo: The Navy's Blue Angels precision flying team made a close-quarters pass over the Upper East Side yesterday, a preview of their participation in the New York Air Show at Jones Beach on Sunday and Monday as part of Memorial Day observances.
He chivvies investors to take risks in the continent, flying teams of tycoons with him to trouble spots such as Congo.
People in Missouri have been scratching their heads this month over a rash of UFO sightings that has them wondering if it's alien visitors, small plane experimental flying teams, the B-2 stealth bomber or all of the above.
When the combatants allow, the agencies fly teams of experts by helicopter into remote areas to gauge food and health needs.
Beyond the tools of wings and foils used to fly, teams designed human-powered hydraulic control systems to adjust these key elements.
During the next four years his flying circus team of pilots toured Britain and gave many their first thrills of aerial display.
