o·ver·fly 
(ō′vər-flī)
(ō′vər-flī)tr.v. o·ver·flew (-fl), o·ver·flown (-flōn), o·ver·fly·ing, o·ver·flies
1. To fly over (a particular area or territory) in an aircraft or spacecraft.
2. To fly beyond or past; overshoot: The plane overflew the runway and crashed.