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line of flight

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line of flight [′līn əv ¦flīt]
(mechanics)
The line of movement, or the intended line of movement, of an aircraft, guided missile, or projectile in the air.


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But no matter the wind, staying on the bird's line of flight is critical.
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When you are looking down at the ball, you should notice that the only way you can keep the club head in the correct line of flight is to keep your hands moving parallel to the flight line.
 
 
 
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