Flight Segment definition

Flight Segment means the single portion of flight by an A/C between takeoff and landing.
Flight Segment means scheduled nonstop flight time between two air- ports.
Flight Segment means a flight between two cities, whether or not such flight is part of a larger or longer itinerary.

Examples of Flight Segment in a sentence

  • A Pilot who has notified the Company of his election to deviate at the end of a Trip and who does not have an intervening Off-Duty Period between the last Flying Flight Segment and the deadhead shall be released to the deviation upon Arrival of the last Flying Flight Segment (provided he has not been reassigned by the Arrival of the last Flying Flight Segment).

  • A Lineholder whose last Flying Flight Segment before the deviation is a Basic Flight must contact the Company after the Arrival of the last Flying Flight Segment of the Trip.

  • C.3.4.22.4 Provide Flight Segment integration and test services in the systems’ engineering, integration, and testing of the spacecraft bus and instruments.

  • A Lineholder whose last Flying Flight Segment before the deviation is a Global Flight, and whose intervening Off-Duty Period is located outside of the contiguous United States, must contact the Company after the Arrival of the last Flying Flight Segment of the Trip.

  • Gogo will provide Delta with the number of passengers accessing the Connectivity Services on each Flight Segment.


More Definitions of Flight Segment

Flight Segment means the operation of an aircraft with one takeoff and one landing. “Flight time” means:
Flight Segment means a Segment that has been or is intended to be flown;
Flight Segment means that portion of a flight between take off from one airport and landing at the next airport.
Flight Segment. – means a single take–off and landing.
Flight Segment means a leg measured from block out to block in.
Flight Segment is each individual component of a trip including no more than 1 take-off and 1 landing.
Flight Segment means any portion of a Flight Service measured from a point of the Aircraft’s take off to a point of its landing.