The phrase "immediate flight" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when referring to a flight that is about to depart or leave soon. Example: "I need to catch the immediate flight to New York if I want to make it in time for the meeting." In this sentence, "immediate flight" is used to convey the urgency and immediacy of the situation, as the person needs to catch the next available flight.
He is developing a design package that would enable rapid modeling and immediate flight simulation of an aircraft.
Anyone who can watch John Ford's lovable film THE QUIET MAN (1952) and not yearn to book an immediate flight to Ireland is a hopeless unromantic.
The prescient: "When a woman of 40 tells a man that she's old enough to be his mother, his only safety lies in immediate flight.
As the IPO market cooled, private funding showed an even more severe and immediate flight to quality.
"If that proves to be the case he will get an immediate flight to Chicago, where United will land later tonight ahead of their final tour game against Paris St-Germain (0200Thurs BST).
The British foreign secretary, William Hague, said in a statement that many of the hundreds of British citizens inside Libya were stuck "in Tripoli airport without immediate flights out of the country, following flight cancellations, closures of airspace and difficulties securing permits from the appropriate authorities".
So Canadians have quickly realised that the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in the United States will change their country too.The impact was immediate: 250 flights were diverted from American to Canadian airports last week, and some 30,000 airline passengers were stranded for three days.
Season in a nutshell: Norwich are well-placed to make an immediate top-flight return, something which looked unlikely until Alex Neil's arrival in January.
In a statement, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, which regulates Boeing, said it had determined that there was "no immediate safety of flight issue" with the 787 but that it was working with the company to "finalize an acceptable corrective action plan to cover all the affected aircraft".
The immediate responses are flight and denial.
Most airlines have Twitter feeds and automated email services that provide customers immediate messages regarding flight statuses.
