| TOTEMPOLE | Part-time office worker in plane, for example, going to Spain for post popular with Indians (5,4) |
| BODEGA | Person, for example, going to a wine store (6) |
| TEMPORAL | Part-time office worker to lose the head with honourable type - it's only a matter of time (8) |
| ARR | Coming-in-plane, for short |
| EMPLOY | Take on part-time office worker heading off to draw attention to last insolvency (6) |
| ARRS | Coming-in-planes, for short |
| AMUSEMENTARCADE | A writer's inspiration: soldiers set upon sailor, rascal going to Spain for seaside fun (9,6) |
| LATITUDE | Praise where bird nests, going to Spain for liberty (8) |
| OPIATE | All the characters from 3 down go crazy going to Spain for opium (6) |
| OBEISANCE | Respect is received by old runner, for example, going by church |
| MESSENGER | Runner miles north of German city, for example, going over river (9) |
| TEMPTRESS | Lock office worker in the van - she'll lead you astray (9) |
| FAVOURITE | Prefer it closer to Spain for such a pet (9) |
| COLUMBINE | Report covers old ferryline to Spain for Harlequin's sweetheart (9) |
| ALTEREGO | One of those in church report, for example, going around with Mr Hyde, for instance (5,3) |
| GETBOGGEDDOWN | Pick up Marsh, for example, going back to Dublin, a county on the island of Ireland with stick-in-the-mud? (3,6,4) |
| ACQUAINTANCE | Contact to get up-to-date with African party going to Spain (12) |
| AGE | Time to get one, for example, going west (3) |
| GUILE | For example, going back outside, you and I, I say, left with insidious cunning (5) |
| SECRETARYBIRD | Given time, office worker becomes a flighty type |
