WordNet
n. using only instruments for flying an aircraft because you cannot see through clouds or mists etc. [syn: blind landing]
Usage examples of "blind flying".
Skeletons of long-dead creatures, fallen nests of blind flying annuals, the crumpled remains of dimpled tapestries that peeled away from the cable strands and hung for hours or millennia .
Skeletons of long-dead creatures, fallen nests of blind flying animals, the crumpled remains of dimpled tapestries that peeled away from the cable strands and hung for hours or millennia.
Skeletons of long-dead creatures, fallen nests of blind flying annuals, the crumpled remains of dimpled tapestries that peeled away from the cable strands and hung for hours or millennia .
It had a big, wide cabin with low loading, high wing which would keep the cabin cool upon the ground in the tropical sun, and full blind flying instruments.
They practiced Morse Code, navigation, night flying, and blind flying.