| AIRLANE | Charted a linear route for the flyer (3,4) |
| MAPPED | Charted a very quiet place in the Mediterranean (6) |
| ONTHECARDS | It's possible the son charted a strange course (2,3,5) |
| SCHULTZ | Canadian nicknamed "The Hammer" who played for the Flyers |
| RUNAWAY | Organise a route for the fugitive (7) |
| SEABIRD | Allegedly spot the flyer, a cormorant, maybe (7) |
| ANDYMAY | Won 'On the Flyer' TV Winter Classic 2024 (*many day) (4,3) |
| RODGERS | Gary _, 'On the Flyer TV' boss ('Reg's rod) (7) |
| LATERAL | Position of a linear carp's scales (7,4) |
| FEATHER | Trepidation about the flyer's part (7) |
| POLE | From "stake", a word for a long slender piece of wood as a support; a linear measure also called a perch or a rod; or, a small young tree (4) |
| NHL | Sports organization for the Flyers and the Bruins: Abbr. |
| DUPONT | Canadian who played for the Flyers in the seventies |
| WIMOWEH | Title under which "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" originally charted, in 1952 |
| MATTHEW | British explorer and navigator who charted the Australian coastline, ... Flinders |
| PERCH | A pole, rod or stick; a roost; a linear measure of 5A yards; a high chair; a unit of stonework; a spiny-finned fish; or, a frame on which to inspect cloth (5) |
| ICEHOCKEY | Sport for the Flyers (2 wds.) |
| MASCOT | Gritty, for the Flyers |
| ONSIGHT | Edwin Starr single that charted in the UK in 1966 and 1968 (4,3,2,5) |
| STOPHER | Edwin Starr single that charted in the UK in 1966 and 1968 (4,3,2,5) |
