Sentence examples for young flight from inspiring English sources

Back then, the vans visited air shows to find young flight enthusiasts.

In the pilot culture of the day, captains were virtual gods and young flight engineers like Dubinsky received barely more respect than the stewardesses.

A Feeling of Displacement Yet not everyone can make peace with life in the United Arab Emirates, the young flight attendants say.

She was talking about squalid crash pads near big city airports, where young flight attendants right out of training (which she calls "Barbie Boot Camp") often stay — and where even more senior ones sometimes stay between flights.

He strikes up a friendship with Farid (Riyad Echahi), a serious young flight attendant who puts him in touch with gay Muslims in Paris and elsewhere, all the while incubating his own crush on Karim.

Many Greeks tend to see his centrist politics, "Californian" demeanor and serene personal life -- one wife, two children -- as a reaction to his thundering father, who humiliated George's mother by divorcing her to marry a young flight attendant.

The ones who have participated in the seminars and last year's academy "have become very enthusiastic" about wine, he said, adding that senior flight attendants are starting to convey the love and lore of fine wine downward to the younger flight attendants.

During that time he was described as an outstanding pilot and leader, and his maturity was helpful for the younger flight trainees.

He and some of his colleagues take issue with a report in a British medical journal depicting perils to the very young in flight.

Of course, still shots like those above can be deceiving and do not prove anything on their own, but watch the footage that preceded each incident and it becomes harder to fathom what the justification is for Young taking flight and getting into such an extraordinary position.

They seem to subsist on snack food: toast made, Arabic-style, by waving flaps of pita over an open flame; slivers of cheap, oversalted Bulgarian cheese; the Lebanese date-filled cookies called ajweh; pillowy rolls from a local Cinnabon outlet that one young Syrian flight attendant proclaimed herself addicted to (an expression she used with self-conscious delight, a badge of newfound worldliness).