If no flight is conducted after logging a flight number, write ________ next to the __________.

• A. flight number; no flight
• B. no flight; flight number
• C. not flown; flight number
• D. no flight; flight plan

Answer: (B)

When a flight number is logged but no actual flight takes place, you mark it by writing “no flight” next to the flight number. This makes it clear in the record that the identifier was prepared or assigned, but there was no operational flight. It helps keep scheduling, billing, and safety records accurate and unambiguous, preventing any assumption that the flight occurred or that the number wasn’t used. Other options use nonstandard wording, apply the label to the wrong item, or reverse the pairing, which would fail to convey the actual status. So, the correct pairing is “no flight” with the flight number.