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In this case, it means the bird collided with the tree.

To "fly off the handle" is to get angry and lose control, usually by yelling at someone.

@sushimasters そうです．do you mean “this is how we do it”?

Passado de 'to fly'. The bird flew over the tree.

2 sounds the best but I think 1 is also ok. 3 and 4 sound a bit unnatural

@sushimasters He flew us – he paid for us to get on an aeroplane and go somewhere.

A and B sound natural. C and especially D are un-natural.

Opened very quickly and abruptly

I think you want to say "flew off". E.g. the bird flew off (meaning the bird flew away).

Also the article is making it clear that Kushner did not fly on a (much more expensive) Government plane (like the president who flies on a government plane referred to as "Air Force One").