[Humabout]

Im not sure if this is going to be clear or not. Basically, this is just a GM call Id make based on inadequate information in the description of Flight (owing to its atmospheric assumptions) and the complexities involved with choosing a reference frame for your movement, which usually doesnt matter in atmosphere.

I would set your frame of reference for measuring your speed at the point on the planets surface above which your are stationary (in the geostationary orbit you mentioned) before you start using Flight. You may vary your speed relative to this point by up to your Move. Normal rules for accelerating apply (see Space Flight enhancement). IF you have enough enhanced move (or Space Move) to counteract your orbital speed, you should be able to fly in under power. Otherwise, Id say youre looking at being a bugsplat on the planet's windshield.

As for TK, where are you getting this? I see under Levitation that it says, " For true psycbokinetic flight, take Flight (p. 52) with the Psychokinetic limitation (below)." (P. B92). That makes what you are attempting a non starter for me. You want to fly dow. To a planet, use Flight.