flight
| landing
and/or | taking off
| in Canada
| flight | |
| gen. | patrouille |
| agric. | fuite |
| construct. | volée |
| mech.eng. | barrette; raclette |
| med. | vol |
| met. | rampe; racloir |
| paraglid. | aviation |
| transp. | vol |
| landing | |
| gen. | arrivée au sol |
| agric. | premier dépôt transitoire; chantier de façonnage; jetée |
| fish.farm. | mise à terre |
| transp. | zone d'accès et de sortie |
| transp. agric. | place de chargement |
| landings | |
| fin. industr. construct. | palier |
| fish.farm. | quantités débarquées; débarquements |
| take off | |
| industr. | relever |
| transp. | enlever |
| taking off | |
| leath. | écorchage; écorchement |
| in Canada | |
| gen. | au Canada |
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| patrouille f | |||
| fuite f | |||
| volée f | |||
| barrette f; raclette f | |||
| vol m (action de s'élever dans l'air) | |||
| rampe f; racloir m | |||
| aviation f | |||
| volFLT m | |||
| vol m | |||
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| flgt; fli; flt | |||
| In Navy and Marine Corps usage, a specified group of aircraft usually engaged in a common mission; The basic tactical unit in the Air Force, consisting of four or more aircraft in two or more elements; A single aircraft airborne on a nonoperational mission (JP 3-30) | |||
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