1. the act or practice of training birds, especially hawks or falcons, to fly and return to the handler
Usage: falconry term
2. the arrangement or installation of flights (steps or stairs) in a building
Usage: architecture/construction

1. present participle of 'flight': to cause to fly or take flight
2. present participle of 'flight': to provide with flights or feathers (as on an arrow)
Usage: archery

Examples

• The falconer spent months flighting his young hawk before it could hunt independently.
• Flighting the stairs required careful measurement and precise carpentry.
• The birds were flighting across the sky in formation.
• The archer was flighting arrows with goose feathers for better accuracy.
• Flighting is an essential skill in traditional falconry.
• The contractor finished flighting the staircase on schedule.