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domestic flight

NOUN
  1. a flight that begins and ends in the same country

How To Use domestic flight In A Sentence

  • United's baggage allowance on domestic flights does indeed limit suitcases to 50 pounds each.
  • It has also suspended beer sales on domestic flights in economy and business class. Times, Sunday Times
  • The hijacker comman-deered the plane on a domestic flight.
  • Coach seats on U.S. domestic flights are usually either 17.2 or 18 inches wide; on longer flights, economy-class seats on wide-bodied planes tend to be slightly larger, up to 18.5 inches. New stands at PGE Park will be uncomfortable (Jack Bog's Blog)
  • On an average day within Canada and the United States, there are about 200,000 domestic flights, with another 1,500 flights inbound from overseas areas, so you can appreciate that surveillance of our airspace is an enormous task. NORAD: Current Operations and Future Plans
  • Soon smoking will be banned on all domestic flights .
  • Tightened security on domestic flights has lengthened the turnaround time for aircraft.
  • The hijacker comman-deered the plane on a domestic flight.
  • Time was when even domestic flights were something akin to exotic adventure.
  • The airline has announced it would charge travel agents a $55 fee if they requested paper tickets for domestic flights from July 1.
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