Cross
Flew
Cross and flew are semantically related in take to the air topic. Sometimes you can use "Cross" instead a verb "Flew".
Both words in one sentence
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In one comic he grabbed a doctor, ignored his protests, and flew him through a hurricane and two hundred miles cross-country so he could save a dying kid.
Source: Good Is Not Nice -
Reeves flew over his horse's head and struck the solid cross country obstacle head first; the impact approximated a fall from a three-story window.
Source: Horsing Around -
In 1935 a trio of airmen flew a Fokker Trimotor named "Southern Cross" from Australia to New Zealand to demonstrate the practicality of carrying airmail across the Tasman Sea.
Source: Midair Repair
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