flight path

IPA/ˈflaɪt pɑːθ/
IPA/ˈflaɪt pæθ/

flight path — noun

1. the planned line an aircraft travels in the sky while going from one place to an

1.名詞B2
釋義

the planned line an aircraft travels in the sky while going from one place to another

例句

The pilot changed the flight path to avoid a storm over Okinawa.

change the flight path to avoid weather

Residents near the airport know each late-night flight path by sound.

flight path near an airport

同義詞
  • air route

    slightly more formal and often used for scheduled routes between airports

  • course

    broader term for the direction a vehicle follows; less specific to aviation

  • trajectory

    more technical; often used for rockets, missiles, or the exact line of movement

文法句型

change the flight path

follow a flight path

be under a flight path

用法筆記

Most often used for aircraft and airport traffic. In technical contexts, it can also describe the route taken by rockets or spacecraft.

常見錯誤

❌The airline changed the flight road after the storm.
✅The airline changed the flight path after the storm.
💡English uses 'flight path' or 'route', not 'flight road'.
❌We watched the plane's fly path on the screen.
✅We watched the plane's flight path on the screen.
💡The fixed noun phrase is 'flight path', not 'fly path'.