| HOLDOVER | Postpone, to fly the old in (4,4) |
| EYEPIECE | It enables us to view the old in E9 |
| ROLLBACK | Postpone to a later date (4,4) |
| PROROGUE | Postpone to a later date |
| EARHART | What was the surname of Amelia, the first woman to fly the Atlantic solo? (7) |
| BLERIOT | French aviator and inventor who was the first person to fly the English Channel, in 1909 (7) |
| WILLING | Prepared to fly the sick in |
| WANTING | Longing to fly, the insect is trapped in (7) |
| AMELIA | ___ Earhart, American aviator; the first woman to fly the Atlantic (6) |
| STANDARDS | We need to have some criteria on how to fly the flags (9) |
| AMELIAEARHART | American aviator; the first woman to fly the Atlantic solo (6,7) |
| AWAYFROMHOME | What the 22Dn are, a method to fly the nest? (4,4,4) |
| HEN | One hoping to fly the coop? |
| PANAMERICAN | First to fly the Boeing 707 |
| BANNERS | Did prohibitionists want to fly the flags? (7) |
| EATHART | Amelia, first woman to fly the Atlantic (7) |
| MOSQUITO | Small slender fly, the female of which sucks the blood of animals |
| HORSEFLY | Large stout-bodied fly, the female of which sucks the blood of horses, cattle and man (8) |
| CASTDOWN | Depressed so let fly the feathers (4,4) |
| ADSLOGAN | "Fly the friendly skies...," for example |
