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Meanings of first flight in English
First occasion on which an aircraft or spacecraft leaves the ground under its own power.
Usage of first flight in English
1
The first flight departs Apia today and the second one is tomorrow.
2
The first flight brought back 180 French citizens from the Wuhan region.
3
She said the first flight is due within the next few months.
4
My first flight, my children were too young to be near me.
5
Last year, NASA's battery powered, 10-motor Grease Lightning made its first flight.
6
Its first flight comes three months before Concorde takes to the air.
7
Some informal work has been done on personnel for the first flight.
8
Boeing brought in two of its best for the 787's first flight.
9
Of these 20 are from the first flight six from the second.
10
The first flight of the electric test bed is expected in July.
11
He shifted into leopard form halfway down the first flight of steps.
12
Grossman takes his first flight at Zyabrovsky airfield, near Gomel, August 1941.
13
EADS suspended the first flight and sent a Mayday to its buyers.
14
It is what its title indicates, the first flight steps in electricity.
15
The first flight of the aircraft is due to take place imminently.
16
Its first flight is expected to last between four and eight hours.
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