| SAINTEXUPERY | In conclusion, you say expert in flying and/or author (5-7) |
| EMENDING | In conclusion you"ll find me doing editor's job (8) |
| VAUDEVILLIAN | Performer or writer of music hall songs (12) |
| MANOFLETTERS | Male scholar or writer |
| EMEND | In a conclusion you"ll find me correct (5) |
| ERICA | --- Jong, US author of Fear Of Flying and How To Save Your Own Life (5) |
| PRONOUNCE | Say expert nibbled top a little bit (9) |
| FOREGONE | The sort of conclusion you already know about, when you hear that more than three have departed (8) |
| FOLLOW | Would be the logical conclusion, you understand (6) |
| KEN | It's a mistaken conclusion, you know (3) |
| JONG | Erica ___, author of the novels Fear of Flying and Inventing Memory (4) |
| STERN | A tern's flying and fluttering at the back of the ship (5) |
| AIRCREW | Staff on a plane responsible for flying and looking after passengers (7) |
| TENSPEED | Bike sent flying, and made water (3-5) |
| NIPINTHEAIR | A bite you have while flying - and it's cold (3,2,3,3) |
| PARODIES | Musical, literary, or other compositions that mimic the style of another composer or author in a humorous or satirical way (8) |
| CITE | Quote or refer to a passage, book or author in (4) |
| ACHILLESTENDON | After bagging Munro, say, experts continue to nurse part of foot |
| SPARKS | Seen flying and glittering in Southern parks |
| JOYSTICK | Input device used playing flying and first person games |
