Which term describes the route with no intermediate stops?

• A. Non-Stop Flight
• B. Direct Route
• C. Direct Flight
• D. Nonstop Travel

Answer: (A)

No intermediate stops means the flight goes from origin to final destination without landing at any other city along the way. That’s what a nonstop flight delivers: a single, uninterrupted trip from departure to arrival. This term is precise for schedules and planning because there are no layovers. A direct flight can still stop en route in many cases, with passengers not changing planes or with the aircraft continuing to the final destination, so it doesn’t guarantee no stops. Direct route focuses on the path rather than the stop pattern and may involve stops. Nonstop travel is a generic phrasing that isn’t the standard aviation term and can be ambiguous. So the term that matches the description best is nonstop flight.