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Can The Flash fly/jump by running off an incline?
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That is what I mean by flight. It just kind of looks more like he's fast-forwarding than physically moving in our spacetime. Like warp speed.
There is a villain that does just that the second Professor Zoom broke the flashes time traveling treadmill and it caused him to be able to move forward at any speed he wished on his time line. So it looked like he was running at super speed but he wasn't.