Fugitive flights are a type of air travel that involves evading law enforcement or other authorities. They are often used by criminals to escape capture or by people who are trying to avoid detection. The term 'fugitive flights' is derived from the Latin word 'fugitivus, ' which means 'FLEEING.' The acronym LAMS stands for Low Altitude Maneuvering System, which is a type of aircraft navigation system that allows pilots to fly at low altitudes and maneuver quickly in order to evade detection.