Meanings of flying ace in English

Young Soren Morse, with his B-school line of blarney, against Major Buck Garrett, Korea flying ace.

The Count, a WWI flying ace was friends with American aviation pioneer and author Amelia Earhart.

You're the Red Baron, a flying ace, remember?

Salvador Augustus "Don" Gómez-Beare, assistant naval attaché, First World War flying ace and agent-runner.

The four-person crew has been assembled in honour of the World War Two flying ace Sir Douglas Bader.

He's a famous flying ace.

Hippy told her, adding that he had been a flying ace in the world war, which announcement he made pompously.

It emerged that Roy was a top flying ace during WWII who was involved in more than 500 hours of combat flying.

The World War One Flying Ace, aloft on his doghouse.

NASA staffers checked color telecasts broadcast from inside the craft using paintings of Charlie Brown in space coveralls and Snoopy in his Flying Ace scarf.

"I tried to convince you those last two times were too much, but little did I know I'd pick a genuine flying ace."