�Flight� meaning �the act of running away� is completely unrelated to �flight� in the flap-your-wings sense, and comes from the Old English �flyht,� closely related to �flee.�
Ah, yes: a 'newbie' posing a humorous postulation! I thought the question contained an element of jocularity. Let's hope that all 'newbies' do not turn out to be as cantankerous as you; once they have gained their colors!
I think she would have got ye Ryannaire flyghte from Prestwicke but ye queueing up would have been an absolute sod and all swords, dirks and bludgeons would be banned from hand luggage
Well, fagidill, do you ever ideate: sounds almost like 'idiot'? Hey, buddy, you lost on this vituperous attack on a comical posting: relax and come again soon a little more friendlier.......eh?