The phrase "allows it to fly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a mechanism or condition that enables something to take flight or operate in a way that resembles flying.
Example: "The new design of the drone allows it to fly for longer periods without needing to recharge."
Alternatives: "enables it to soar" or "permits it to take flight."
CNN has won an interesting waiver regarding its commercial drone operating license with the FAA – an exemption that allows it to fly its Vantage Robotics Snap drone over open-air crowds of people at altitudes of up to 150 feet.
Without the cash injection from Greybull Capital, Monarch would have lost its Air Travel Organiser's Licence (Atol), which allows it to fly package holidaymakers.
During successful tests, it flew through the air using almost no moving parts and a special air-breathing system that allows it to fly so fast.
Generally, an airplane with fixed wings generates lift by moving forward, drawing air across the airfoil and diverting air down; a helicopter's airfoils move air via rotation, which allows it to fly vertically.
39 min: And that should have been 2-0, as Odemwingie fires a brilliant low cross into the box from the left towards Yakubu - but the Everton striker takes his eye off the ball and allows it to fly under his foot.
The helikite's unique design, says Allsopp, allows it to fly in windy conditions that can force aerostats down, and the vehicle is cheaper and simpler to operate.
The success of the 747 was ensured by the fact that its huge wings and fuel tanks allowed it to fly farther than any other plane.
He said authorities allowed it to fly for a short time to determine its destination.
Each bat was released by allowing it to fly freely from the hand and then its orientation direction was monitored using a receiver (AR8200) and handheld antenna from the release site and when the signal disappeared the direction it had vanished in was recorded, along with the time taken to vanish.
He slashes the ball towareds the back post, where Etuhu allowed it to fly behind for a kick out.
It has a range of 2,300 miles, allowing it to fly almost across the United States, and it could actually be a misnomer to call it a regional jet.
