flight
n. countablen. a journey made by flying in an airplane. You use this word to talk about traveling through the air from one place to another.
n. the act or instance of passing through the air by use of wings or an aircraft. Often used to refer to a scheduled commercial journey between two airports.
My flight to London leaves at six in the morning.
The airline canceled our flight due to a heavy storm, so we had to stay at a hotel near the airport.
Modern aviation technology has significantly reduced the duration of a trans-Atlantic flight, allowing passengers to cross the ocean in less than eight hours.
Commonly used with the verbs 'take', 'catch', or 'book'.
I went to Paris by flightI went to Paris by planeWhen talking about the mode of transport, use 'by plane' or 'by air'; 'flight' refers to the specific journey.