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Overfly

usgb/ˌəʊvərˈflaɪ/Volume
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Primarily used to describe actions in an aviation context, such as flight routes and maneuvers. SlideThe flight plan was changed to overfly the stormy region.
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The term 'overfly' is neutral and does not imply any negative or positive impact. SlideMost residents hardly notice when planes overfly their city.
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Understanding 'overfly' requires visualizing an object moving through space above a particular area. SlideDrones often overfly parks to capture aerial photography.