fly-by

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fly-by

A military aircraft performs a fly-by at an air show.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A low-altitude flight, typically by military aircraft, over a ground-based audience: A "fly-by" is a maneuver where one or more aircraft, often from military or display teams, perform a pass at low height directly over spectators gathered on the ground, usually as part of an air show or ceremonial event.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The air show's finale featured an impressive fly-by of fighter jets.
    • During the memorial service, there was a solemn fly-by in missing man formation.
Advanced Usage
  • "To perform a fly-by": This is the standard verb phrase used to describe the action of executing this maneuver.
    • The squadron will perform a fly-by to honor the veterans.
Variants and Related Words
  • Flypast (n): A chiefly British English synonym for "fly-by," describing the same event.
  • Flyover (n): In American English, this can be synonymous with "fly-by" for a ceremonial flight. (Note: "Flyover" also commonly refers to a bridge that carries one road over another).
Synonyms
  • Aerial pass: A general term for a single passing flight by an aircraft.
  • Low pass: A flight maneuver conducted at a low altitude.
Related Phrases
  • Fly-by salute: A specific type of fly-by performed as a gesture of respect or tribute.
    • The pilot executed a perfect fly-by salute over the naval base.
fly-by

A military aircraft performs a fly-by at an air show.

Noun
  1. a flight at a low altitude (usually of military aircraft) over spectators on the ground

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