Sentence examples for able to fly over from inspiring English sources

But unlike Concorde, the new planes might be able to fly over land.

"We needed to make a concession for them to be able to fly over part of Manhattan to do their Yankee Stadium tour".

Working with Lockheed Martin, Supersonic Aerospace International is developing a so-called quiet supersonic jet that it hopes will be able to eliminate the sonic-boom problem created by supersonic flight and thus be able to fly over land.

If planes are unable to land at the South Pole, officials hope that they will at least be able to fly over the station and drop extra medical supplies for Dr. Shemenski, including antibiotics and a drug to dissolve gallstones.

But he says that it will easily be 8 to 10 years before large UAVs, such as Ikhana, will be able to fly over fires on a regular basis, partly because of cost and man power.

Family members who wish to will be able to fly over the crash site, reports the BBC's Tim Willcox.

The government said Google, meanwhile, argued for the ability to "present a safety case" for instances where they want to be able to fly drones over "non-participants".

The study, which will be presented on Monday at a drone safety summit organised by UK pilots, revealed that about a third of those polled think no one should be able to fly drones over urban areas.

The Wall Street Journal reports that future models will be capable of carrying up to 22 pounds in cargo — that'll likely be cameras and other surveying equipment for shoots — and it will be able to fly for over two hours at a time, with a maximum speed of 106km/hour.

Within days, Kesselring was able to fly solo over the front in his Focke-Wulf Fw 189.

"Israel is able to fly reconnaissance flights over Lebanon with impunity right now," Mr. Levitt said.