To provide a specific answer, I need to know which flight or route you are referring to. Generally, the countries a flight might fly over depend on its origin and destination. If you provide the specific route or flight details, I can give a more accurate response.
Apart from the UK and the US, you might also fly over Ireland depending which UK airport you're flying from.
Usually, but not necessarily. For example, if you were flying to Kuwait from Bahrain, you would not fly over Iraq. However, since Iraq border Kuwait on both the north and west, flights from most European and North American countries fly over Iraq.
You would fly over lots of seas in doing that journey, as you are travelling half way around the world. Much of the journey is flying overland, with a stop off in any one of a number of countries in southern Asia. From there it would be a flight over the parts of both the Indian and Pacific Oceans to get to Australia.
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You would fly over the sonoran desert
He had to fly over the Atlantic Ocean.
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You would fly over the Irish Sea and the North Sea.
If you fly straight south from Chicago, you will pass over parts of Mexico, Honduras, and Nicaragua, and then no more land until you reach Antarctica. If you keep going, under the south pole and back up the other side, you will pass over more of Antarctica, then over a small island that belongs to India, and then over parts of Myanmar, Bangladesh, more of India, China, Mongolia, and Russia.
No, water can not fly. However a waterfall may appear to fly over the edge of a cliff as it falls.
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