flee **
fly ****
take flight

You might want to take a flight at least one way.

She's on her way now, taking a special flight out to where he's being held.

But the play and production have yet to take flight.

As one, they rose to their feet and took flight.

Since then, the program began taking flights which continued until 1970s.

We took a very early flight so that it was light.

"I was going to take a commercial flight off the island. "

Old Mike had an idea of his purpose before he took flight.

Significantly, entire families took flight in late 1948 and early 1949.

At this point the band's career began to take flight.