The word "flew" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb used to indicate an action or movement. Example: "I flew to New York last week to visit my family."
"We arranged with Turkey to act as a mediator and I flew to Ankara to meet with them.
She flew to Tunisia to find someone to help her join her daughter in Stockholm.
The demonstrators likened Orbán to Russia's Vladimir Putin, and flew the EU flag, which Orban regularly denounces.
The one-off documentary is shot in Leech's distinctive hand-held camera style and features the first emotional encounter between the Mosque's charismatic young communications manager and a distraught sister of one of the three Bethnal Green schoolgirls who flew out to join Isis jihadists in Syria.
I've covered the Egypt beat many times for Al-Jazeera but I flew into Cairo last September last year on a story about Syria.
Indeed, so convinced was he that a period of enforced quarantine was not needed that he flew straight from filing harrowing reports from Freetown to a conference in Luxembourg.
We flew to Antigua, hopped on the flight to Tortola and slept overnight on our yacht, Bellezza, at Sunsail's headquarters in Hodges Creek.
Russell told BBC Northampton that Greencore recruiters flew to Hungary to begin an eastern European hiring drive.
He says they waved as he flew in low and slow over the National Mall, over the reflecting pool and onto the Capitol's west lawn.
In the months leading up to the sale, Rinehart flew three federal MPs to India on her private jet to attend the wedding of Mallika Reddy, granddaughter of GVK's founder GV Krishna Reddy.
Iker Casillas flew to make an astonishing save from José Casado.
