Sentence examples for allowed to fly a from inspiring English sources

OK?" I can't quite believe I'm going to be allowed to fly a plane.

I was surrounded by this beauty… but I was not allowed to fly a kite myself…" Why not, I ask.

In fact, it's more like the tribe had recently been allowed to fly a plane and had smashed it right into a mountain and nobody was ever going to let them anywhere near a plane again until the world was over.

MPL holders aren't allowed to fly a commercial plane by themselves.

The same law also says that you're not allowed to fly a kite if it's going to irritate other members of the public, or slide on ice and snow if there's a risk that it might hurt someone.

For the first time, the BBC has been allowed to fly a remote controlled camera along the tunnels of Crossrail, the giant building project that will eventually see trains criss-crossing London and the South East on a brand new train line.

The flights conform to existing rules about how far an airplane is allowed to fly from an airfield where it could land in an emergency.

Most aircraft are not allowed to fly through a stretch of Washington that includes the White House, Capitol and the Mall.

"We deeply apologize to Ms. Yamauchi and her son for this experience," the spokesman wrote in a statement, although he did not answer questions about why the child was allowed to fly without a seat, and whether it was safe.

BBC Persian's Nafiseh Kohnavard is the first ever journalist to be allowed to fly on an air mission over the occupied city.

The testimony cites the arbitration case of a Northwest Airlines mechanic fired for excessive writeups; it goes on to say that Northwest's own managers confirmed that planes were allowed to fly "in an unairworthy condition" while carrying passengers.