"The new Turkish airplanes are flying above famous cities."

Translation: Az új török repülőgépek híres városok fölött repülnek.

[KatalinFlp1]

Fölött and felett are the same

[Krisbaudi]

Should repülök nem be accepted too?

[LRLARG]

Why aren't there sentences like 'Az új török repülőgépek azok a híres magyar ovonök között repülnek' any more? I mean, where did the kindergarten teachers go? I miss them (=
Sorry! But I just couldn't help myself...

[Aya935592]

is "fent" too stationary?

[mizinamo]

fent is an adverb, not an adposition, so you can only use it for "above" by itself, but not together with a noun as in "above famous cities".

[Aya935592]

like "fent vannak a tányérek"?

[mizinamo]

Yes.

[Aya935592]

köszönöm!

[attackmole]

Can we reverse the word order of 'fölött repülnek'? Does 'repülnek fölött' make sense in Hungarian?

[mizinamo]

Does "The airplane above flies famous cities" make sense in English?

fölött is not an adverb that describes the verb or the sentence as a whole and is more or less freely movable; it's a postposition and has to come right after the noun phrase it modifies: híres városok fölött.

Just as "above" in English here is a preposition and has to come right before the noun phrase it modified: "above famous cities".