"Η πτήση ξεκινά το πρωί."

[Snekre]

A flight doesn't start, a flight departs.

No one would say 'η πτήση ξεκινά το πρωί', rather 'η πτήση αναχωρεί το πρωί'.

[Dimitra956826]

I agree. This is a sentence we might need to change when we start editing the new tree.

[Stergi3]

Usually one can use the verb είναι, considering the departure of the flight that way. Αναχωρώ is used for airplanes etc mostly. I think so.

[cparticle]

"The flight begins in the morning" should also be considered correct.

[Theo_Matrakas]

You're right! Added :)

[timtz75]

"the flight leaves in the morning" rather than "starts" which sounds a bit awkward.. "begins" too is wrong, i'm afraid.

[JustusRobi3]

That's what i was thinking; "the flight leaves" should be accepted on the grounds that it is more idiomatic than "the flight starts" (or begins).

[jaye16]

I've added "leaves" to the correct answers. In any case this is a rather unnatural means of expression. If you check G. Georgopoulos' comment below you'll see a better version of this sentence.

[Rina92121]

I get that the English translation is a bit awkward here, but does this sentence reflect how a Greek speaker would express the concept of the flight leaving in the morning?

[G.Georgopoulos]

The most common way would be "Η πτήση είναι το πρωί", with the verb "φεύγω" being the second best choice in my opinion ;)