flight

/flaɪt/noun

A journey by airplane, especially a scheduled one that leaves at a set time.

Example sentences

“Our flight to Chicago was delayed by two hours.”
“I always try to book an early morning flight.”
“It's a long flight, so bring a book and a snack.”

You 'book', 'catch', or 'miss' a flight, and a 'direct flight' makes no stops. 'Flight' can also mean escaping from danger.

Related words

journeyA trip from one place to another, thought of as a single complete unit of travel.hotelA business, usually a large building and often part of a chain, where travelers pay to sleep and receive services such as meals.suitcaseA big, usually rectangular bag for carrying clothes and belongings when you travel.ticketA small slip or card that serves as proof of payment or permission, often allowing the holder to do or attend something.touristA person who visits places for enjoyment rather than for work.luggageThe suitcases and bags a traveller uses to carry their belongings.