Sentence examples for authorised to fly from inspiring English sources

Since June 1st they have been authorised to fly over El Paso and the Big Bend region of west Texas.

"At the moment no Air Force pilots - who are the only ones authorised to fly the plane – have the necessary qualifications," the pilot said.

In the United States, where the company was cleared for charter flights, Morales was not authorised to fly the twin-engine Cessna.

Earlier all AirAsia flights from Surabaya to Singapore, the path flight 8501 was taking when it went down on 28 December, were suspended after it was discovered that the low-cost carrier was not authorised to fly on Sundays.

Authorities in Belgrade claim the helicopters were authorised to fly to Hungary, but that the pilots were warned they were not allowed to fly to Zagreb because no flights in Croatian airspace were permitted.

No. 1 Squadron also flew night missions the only Commonwealth air force unit authorised to do so of up to six hours duration, dropping one bomb every half hour or so.

RAF Tornados have been flying reconnaissance missions over Iraq for the past six weeks, but these are the first flights since they have been authorised to launch air strikes.

The number of drones flying in British airspace has soared in recent years with police forces, defence contractors and media firms among those authorised to operate them.

You wouldn't get authorised to exist.

We're not authorised to do that.

Police officers are lawfully authorised to carry weapons and authorised to use them.