Flight Quote by Ayn Rand

“No step is wasted when walked with intention. Even stillness prepares the soul for flight.”

— Ajmal, from "The Border of a Mind

It was a love of perpetual flight.

— Gabriel Garcia Marquez

“The flightline was exactly where I wanted to be—in the middle of the action, learning and being challenged every day.”

— Mary Jennings Hegar

“I went as a passenger, having no other inducement than a kind of nervous restlessness which haunted me as a fiend”

— Edgar Allan Poe

And he supposed it might not be the best of days. But then, he was flying the mails and was not expected to squat…

— Ernest K. Gann

Pilots take no special joy in walking. Pilots like flying.

— Neil Armstrong

“I was once told that flying involves long hours of boredom, interrupted by moments of extreme fright.”

— Franklin W. Dixon

“In the old days, when he flew a lot, he'd never been able to get absorbed in a book until the plane had taken…

— Nick Hornby

“IN MEMORIAM: FLIGHT 752 I try to envisage the passengers seated in neat rows. Everyone knows the real risk is at take-off and landing,…

— Kamand Kojouri

“He who would learn to fly one day must first learn to walk and run and climb and dance; one cannot fly into flying. ”

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“By the death of Mr. O. Chanute the world has lost one whose labors had to an unusual degree influenced the course of human…

— Wilbur Wright

The point of flight. To get rid of oneself. That was reason enough to fly.

— Colum McCann