Definition of fly-in in English:

fly-in

noun

1A meeting or other event attended by people who arrive by air.
a helicopter fly-in
Example sentencesExamples
- Some people take their airplanes to fly-ins for the purpose of selling to a larger audience.
- Under consideration is the construction of campground facilities to permit Flabob to be a destination for smaller fly-ins, such as those held by vintage aircraft-type clubs.
- During the past seven years the Mid West Aero Club's annual fly-in event has gone from strength to strength - this year has proved no different.
- To them, I was just a face in the crowd that always showed up for the fly-in.
- The problem with places like Johnson Creek and Smiley Creek is that you'll seldom be alone there, and on a nice summer weekend, it can be like a fly-in.
- The weather overhead North Island was perfect for the first fly-in, and the event went flawlessly.
- I started going to fly-ins and joined the EAA in 1954.
- I planned to go to the 2000 fly-in at Antique Airfield the first of September where I got to meet my old friend again.
- They hope to hold it in conjunction with one of the two 2004 national fly-ins, the one obviously at the flight park.
- Late last year I attended the fly-in at Finger Lakes Arrow-sports in upstate New York where I was lucky enough to take a class taught by Mike Barber and Dennis Pagan.
- And locally, there are poker derbies and other fly-in events, so there's always something to be up in the air about.
- I wonder if a larger scale national fly-in (of families with second generation pilots) would be of interest to anyone?
- It's a great source of information when it comes to purchasing, maintaining and buying parts for the airplane, not to mention the camaraderie that develops from scheduled fly-ins and meetings.
- I took the airplane to the fly-in at Bartlesville, Okla., and won the Contemporary Class Award with it.
- Even better, I was able to share the plane with hundreds of people at the fly-ins and give rides to 20 people in the 80-plus hours I have flown it so far.
- Since we wanted to photograph the first production Bicker, Steve invited us to attend the annual Bicker fly-in which was being held at Santa Paula this past July.
- The comp format is open distance, and there are fun fly-in events planned every day too.
1. 1.1 An act of transporting people or goods by air.
  one or two fly-ins to remote lakes
  Example sentencesExamples
  They easily slide into a bag or backpack, and come with molded tie-down loops that fasten to any sturdy object - perfect for weekend fly-ins.
2. 1.2as modifier Denoting a place or activity which is reached using an aircraft.
  fly-in canoe trips
  Example sentencesExamples
  If they're going to start turning this into a contractor-based camp or fly-in town there's no point in me staying is there?
  The fly-in community of about 350 residents is no stranger to tragedy.
  And like most fly-in weddings, the weekend was purposely jam packed with activities and events.
  Anderson's physical strength and skills in trapping, hunting and fishing are legendary among those of her generation in Kitchenuhmaykoosib, a fly-in community 440 km northeast of Sioux Lookout.
  Jet Skis, honkin’ powerboats and expensive fly-in fishing lodges probably have him spinning in his grave.
  It was here, in 1977, that Louw Schoeman, a former diamond prospector-turned-tour operator, started Namibia's first fly-in safaris, exploring a region he knew better than anyone.
  The fly-in community has not pleased all the locals, however.
  It features more than 1300 fly-in restaurants, as well as articles, aviation museums, resorts and airport information.

Definition of fly-in in US English:

fly-in

nounˈflīin

1A meeting for pilots who arrive by air.
they are holding a helicopter fly-in
Example sentencesExamples
- To them, I was just a face in the crowd that always showed up for the fly-in.
- Late last year I attended the fly-in at Finger Lakes Arrow-sports in upstate New York where I was lucky enough to take a class taught by Mike Barber and Dennis Pagan.
- Some people take their airplanes to fly-ins for the purpose of selling to a larger audience.
- Since we wanted to photograph the first production Bicker, Steve invited us to attend the annual Bicker fly-in which was being held at Santa Paula this past July.
- Even better, I was able to share the plane with hundreds of people at the fly-ins and give rides to 20 people in the 80-plus hours I have flown it so far.
- Under consideration is the construction of campground facilities to permit Flabob to be a destination for smaller fly-ins, such as those held by vintage aircraft-type clubs.
- I started going to fly-ins and joined the EAA in 1954.
- The weather overhead North Island was perfect for the first fly-in, and the event went flawlessly.
- During the past seven years the Mid West Aero Club's annual fly-in event has gone from strength to strength - this year has proved no different.
- The problem with places like Johnson Creek and Smiley Creek is that you'll seldom be alone there, and on a nice summer weekend, it can be like a fly-in.
- The comp format is open distance, and there are fun fly-in events planned every day too.
- I wonder if a larger scale national fly-in (of families with second generation pilots) would be of interest to anyone?
- I took the airplane to the fly-in at Bartlesville, Okla., and won the Contemporary Class Award with it.
- I planned to go to the 2000 fly-in at Antique Airfield the first of September where I got to meet my old friend again.
- It's a great source of information when it comes to purchasing, maintaining and buying parts for the airplane, not to mention the camaraderie that develops from scheduled fly-ins and meetings.
- They hope to hold it in conjunction with one of the two 2004 national fly-ins, the one obviously at the flight park.
- And locally, there are poker derbies and other fly-in events, so there's always something to be up in the air about.
1. 1.1 An act of transporting people or goods by air.
  one or two fly-ins to remote lakes
  Example sentencesExamples
  They easily slide into a bag or backpack, and come with molded tie-down loops that fasten to any sturdy object - perfect for weekend fly-ins.
2. 1.2as modifier Denoting a place or activity which is reached using an aircraft.
  fly-in canoe trips
  Example sentencesExamples
  The fly-in community has not pleased all the locals, however.
  If they're going to start turning this into a contractor-based camp or fly-in town there's no point in me staying is there?
  The fly-in community of about 350 residents is no stranger to tragedy.
  And like most fly-in weddings, the weekend was purposely jam packed with activities and events.
  Anderson's physical strength and skills in trapping, hunting and fishing are legendary among those of her generation in Kitchenuhmaykoosib, a fly-in community 440 km northeast of Sioux Lookout.
  It was here, in 1977, that Louw Schoeman, a former diamond prospector-turned-tour operator, started Namibia's first fly-in safaris, exploring a region he knew better than anyone.
  Jet Skis, honkin’ powerboats and expensive fly-in fishing lodges probably have him spinning in his grave.
  It features more than 1300 fly-in restaurants, as well as articles, aviation museums, resorts and airport information.

单词	fly-in
释义	Definition of fly-in in English: fly-in noun 1A meeting or other event attended by people who arrive by air. a helicopter fly-in Example sentencesExamples Some people take their airplanes to fly-ins for the purpose of selling to a larger audience. Under consideration is the construction of campground facilities to permit Flabob to be a destination for smaller fly-ins, such as those held by vintage aircraft-type clubs. During the past seven years the Mid West Aero Club's annual fly-in event has gone from strength to strength - this year has proved no different. To them, I was just a face in the crowd that always showed up for the fly-in. The problem with places like Johnson Creek and Smiley Creek is that you'll seldom be alone there, and on a nice summer weekend, it can be like a fly-in. The weather overhead North Island was perfect for the first fly-in, and the event went flawlessly. I started going to fly-ins and joined the EAA in 1954. I planned to go to the 2000 fly-in at Antique Airfield the first of September where I got to meet my old friend again. They hope to hold it in conjunction with one of the two 2004 national fly-ins, the one obviously at the flight park. Late last year I attended the fly-in at Finger Lakes Arrow-sports in upstate New York where I was lucky enough to take a class taught by Mike Barber and Dennis Pagan. And locally, there are poker derbies and other fly-in events, so there's always something to be up in the air about. I wonder if a larger scale national fly-in (of families with second generation pilots) would be of interest to anyone? It's a great source of information when it comes to purchasing, maintaining and buying parts for the airplane, not to mention the camaraderie that develops from scheduled fly-ins and meetings. I took the airplane to the fly-in at Bartlesville, Okla., and won the Contemporary Class Award with it. Even better, I was able to share the plane with hundreds of people at the fly-ins and give rides to 20 people in the 80-plus hours I have flown it so far. Since we wanted to photograph the first production Bicker, Steve invited us to attend the annual Bicker fly-in which was being held at Santa Paula this past July. The comp format is open distance, and there are fun fly-in events planned every day too. 1.1 An act of transporting people or goods by air. one or two fly-ins to remote lakes Example sentencesExamples They easily slide into a bag or backpack, and come with molded tie-down loops that fasten to any sturdy object - perfect for weekend fly-ins. 1.2as modifier Denoting a place or activity which is reached using an aircraft. fly-in canoe trips Example sentencesExamples If they're going to start turning this into a contractor-based camp or fly-in town there's no point in me staying is there? The fly-in community of about 350 residents is no stranger to tragedy. And like most fly-in weddings, the weekend was purposely jam packed with activities and events. Anderson's physical strength and skills in trapping, hunting and fishing are legendary among those of her generation in Kitchenuhmaykoosib, a fly-in community 440 km northeast of Sioux Lookout. Jet Skis, honkin’ powerboats and expensive fly-in fishing lodges probably have him spinning in his grave. It was here, in 1977, that Louw Schoeman, a former diamond prospector-turned-tour operator, started Namibia's first fly-in safaris, exploring a region he knew better than anyone. The fly-in community has not pleased all the locals, however. It features more than 1300 fly-in restaurants, as well as articles, aviation museums, resorts and airport information. Definition of fly-in in US English: fly-in nounˈflīin 1A meeting for pilots who arrive by air. they are holding a helicopter fly-in Example sentencesExamples To them, I was just a face in the crowd that always showed up for the fly-in. Late last year I attended the fly-in at Finger Lakes Arrow-sports in upstate New York where I was lucky enough to take a class taught by Mike Barber and Dennis Pagan. Some people take their airplanes to fly-ins for the purpose of selling to a larger audience. Since we wanted to photograph the first production Bicker, Steve invited us to attend the annual Bicker fly-in which was being held at Santa Paula this past July. Even better, I was able to share the plane with hundreds of people at the fly-ins and give rides to 20 people in the 80-plus hours I have flown it so far. Under consideration is the construction of campground facilities to permit Flabob to be a destination for smaller fly-ins, such as those held by vintage aircraft-type clubs. I started going to fly-ins and joined the EAA in 1954. The weather overhead North Island was perfect for the first fly-in, and the event went flawlessly. During the past seven years the Mid West Aero Club's annual fly-in event has gone from strength to strength - this year has proved no different. The problem with places like Johnson Creek and Smiley Creek is that you'll seldom be alone there, and on a nice summer weekend, it can be like a fly-in. The comp format is open distance, and there are fun fly-in events planned every day too. I wonder if a larger scale national fly-in (of families with second generation pilots) would be of interest to anyone? I took the airplane to the fly-in at Bartlesville, Okla., and won the Contemporary Class Award with it. I planned to go to the 2000 fly-in at Antique Airfield the first of September where I got to meet my old friend again. It's a great source of information when it comes to purchasing, maintaining and buying parts for the airplane, not to mention the camaraderie that develops from scheduled fly-ins and meetings. They hope to hold it in conjunction with one of the two 2004 national fly-ins, the one obviously at the flight park. And locally, there are poker derbies and other fly-in events, so there's always something to be up in the air about. 1.1 An act of transporting people or goods by air. one or two fly-ins to remote lakes Example sentencesExamples They easily slide into a bag or backpack, and come with molded tie-down loops that fasten to any sturdy object - perfect for weekend fly-ins. 1.2as modifier Denoting a place or activity which is reached using an aircraft. fly-in canoe trips Example sentencesExamples The fly-in community has not pleased all the locals, however. If they're going to start turning this into a contractor-based camp or fly-in town there's no point in me staying is there? The fly-in community of about 350 residents is no stranger to tragedy. And like most fly-in weddings, the weekend was purposely jam packed with activities and events. Anderson's physical strength and skills in trapping, hunting and fishing are legendary among those of her generation in Kitchenuhmaykoosib, a fly-in community 440 km northeast of Sioux Lookout. It was here, in 1977, that Louw Schoeman, a former diamond prospector-turned-tour operator, started Namibia's first fly-in safaris, exploring a region he knew better than anyone. Jet Skis, honkin’ powerboats and expensive fly-in fishing lodges probably have him spinning in his grave. It features more than 1300 fly-in restaurants, as well as articles, aviation museums, resorts and airport information.
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