The phrase "allow the plane to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or actions related to an aircraft, typically in aviation contexts.
Example: "The air traffic controller will allow the plane to take off once the runway is clear."
Alternatives: "permit the aircraft to" or "let the plane to".
This removal has turned from a show to a spectacle, though, with Nigeria refusing to allow the plane to land.
The pilot requested a landing in Canada and one in Mexico, but these countries wouldn't allow the plane to land either.
When the family arrived at the gate, airport staff said it was too late and the control tower would not allow the plane to turn around.
"We won't allow the plane to return to service unless we're satisfied that the new design ensures the safety of the aircraft and its passengers".
Later he said that France and Portugal had reversed course and offered to allow the plane to fly through their airspace after all.
Important decisions on the F-22, a stealth fighter for air-to-air combat, could be made as soon as this week, when a Pentagon panel is scheduled to decide whether to allow the plane to go into production.
That will allow the planes to separate themselves, rather than having an air traffic controller issue instructions to speed up or slow down.
Officials at the Federal Aviation Administration have said they will not allow the planes to fly again until the cause of the safety problems is clear and fixes have been identified.
With 787 Dreamliners grounded around the world, Boeing is scrambling to devise a technical fix that would allow the planes to fly again soon, even as investigators in the United States and Japan are trying to figure out what caused the plane's lithium-ion batteries to overheat.
The Federal Aviation Administration is expected on Friday to approve Boeing's plans to fix the batteries on its new 787 Dreamliner jets, a decision that could soon allow the planes to return to service after being grounded for more than three months.
