"drive the plane" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to controlling the movement of an airplane, such as a pilot flying a plane. Example: The experienced pilot skillfully drove the plane through turbulent weather, safely bringing the passengers to their destination.
Let Donald Fehr drive the plane right into the building".
Let Donald Fehr drive the plane right into the building, if that's what they want him to do".
Let Donald Fehr drive the plane right into the building, if that's what they want to do".
For the hundreds of pilots he has trained to recognize and recover from an aerodynamic stall, Mr. Otelli said, "the first reaction of all of them is to pull back on the control stick" and drive the plane's nose higher — a move that only exacerbates the problem.
The electricity generated is fed to six "ducted fans", three per side, that will provide the thrust needed to drive the plane forwards.
They tried to actually drive the plane into the hangar, but the pilot nearly hit a wall with the right wing, and they had to back up and try again.
"The young man who drove the plane is really wonderful.
(Mr. Bryan once drove the plane 40 miles and flew it 400 as he made his way to an association meeting).
"They said a prayer... and they drove the plane into the ground to serve something greater than themselves," the president said in a speech in 2002.
By James Thurber and Stix The New Yorker, September 26 , 1931P. 9 For the comfort of a passenger with hay fever the pilot drove the plane to an altitude of six thousand feet.
(AP) IRAQ: KUWAIT, TURKEY CRITICIZED -- Iraq criticized Turkey and Kuwait for assisting American and British air patrols, and said its ground-to-air missiles had again driven the planes back.
