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postflight

a. After a flight.

Usage examples of "postflight".

As soon as it was over and the pilots had filled out their postflight paperwork, the evening movie would begin.

While Ho an was linishing up his postflight paperwOrk Commander Chris Scott was addressing his squadron in their ready room about one hundred and fifty feet forward.

A few minutes later, back in Ready Room 4, Scott and Norris sat down to fill out their postflight paperwork.

We ran through the postflight and preshutdown checklists quickly, not wanting to keep our hosts waiting.

When they had the Varieze properly kneeling on its nose-wheel and secured, Chip helped with the postflight inspection.

Instead, he organized the refueling and postflight routines at a time when most of the island life was at ebb tide, and they all prepared to sleep on the plane.

Light sliced through the darkened kitchen, adding just enough illumination for him to find a postflight snack.

The crew chiefs waited patiently to tie the blades down and postflight their machines.

And finally, I believe that you had better get back to studying your preflight, flight, and postflight checklists before you get the biggest chance of your life to really, and I mean really, screw the pooch!

After landing, the two accomplished their postflight inspection of the debilitated aircraft.

I need a pistol doing postflight checklists in the cockpit of an empty intersystem merchant vessel a docked empty merchant vessel?

Leaving the Albatross sealed was no crime, and indeed, such postflight inspections were not always completed in a timely fashion.