| FAULT | Doctor starts to fly across the universe, lamenting poor service |
| EARHART | First woman to fly across the Atlantic solo who disappeared during a subsequent round-the-world atte |
| BLERIOT | Louis -; aviator who, in a monoplane of his own design, became the first man to fly across the English Channel |
| LOUISBLERIOT | First to fly across the English Channel, 1909 |
| AMELIAEARHART | First woman to fly across the Atlantic |
| GUMDROP | A sweet for the fool turning up before the doctor starts to openly practise (7) |
| DRAT | Darn, the doctor starts to attend therapy (4) |
| USAF | They fly across the pond, giving a strong support to you and me (1,1,1,1) |
| ERNES | Trainees in Toronto lacking interest? They fly across the sea |
| AIRMEN | Chaps in planes mean to fly across Ireland (6) |
| DROVE | One able to fly across river avoided public transport? |
| INGENERAL | More-or-less learning to fly across England (2,7) |
| WRING | Twist organ a bird uses to fly across river |
| ONO | She allowed "Across the Universe" to be performed at the Grammys |
| DRACULA | Count a hundred after doctor starts to use Latin again (7) |
| AMBULANT | A doctor starts to undo lint, soldier perhaps out of bed |
| DRUM | This doctor starts to beat it (4) |
| DRONE | Single doctor starts to sound monotonous (5) |
| DRAMA | In Japan, no doctor starts to access medical archives |
| EMBRYO | English doctor starts to rub yeast on unborn child (6) |
