I'm flying in for the national sales meeting tomorrow

[kadioguy]

I'm flying in for the national sales meeting tomorrow ...
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Does that mean that he is flying in tomorrow or that the national sales meeting is tomorrow (i.e., tomorrow's national sales meeting)?

I mean, which of the following does that mean?

a. He is flying in tomorrow for the national sales meeting.
b. He is now flying in for tomorrow's national sales meeting.

 

[5jj]

We shouldn't still have to be asking for the source of your texts, kadioguy.

 

[kadioguy]

We shouldn't still have to be asking for the source of your texts, kadioguy.

Okay, I thought the picture was able to be seen as the source.

It is from a TOEIC test.

 

[emsr2d2]

Okay, I thought the picture was able to could be seen taken as the source.

It is from a TOEIC test.

No. A screenshot isn't a source! It's a screenshot. We still need to know the source of the screenshot.

 

[Tarheel]

"I'm flying in for the national sales meeting tomorrow."

There's no time to lose! The sales meeting is tomorrow.

 

[Barque]

Agreed.

I'm flying in for the national sales meeting tomorrow ...

The meeting's tomorrow. He's flying in either today or tomorrow--there's no other possibility.

But:
I'm flying in tomorrow for the national sales meeting = He's flying in tomorrow. The meeting's either tomorrow or soon after that, probably in the next two or three days.