Fajr is clipped (from the breeder), but he can fly. There are times when this becomes an annoyance-like when he comes to my room and decides to fly onto the hanger at the back of my door and poop all over my clothes while ignoring my attempts to coax him down
Also when he comes and tries to steal food off of my plate that isn't good for him while ignoring his own food and I have to stop eating and distract him with something.
but in the end, Fajr is a member of my family and I'm looking forward to the day his clipped feathers fall out and are replaced so he can fly with more grace and ease. He flies to the front door when the doorbell rings to greet my Dad, flies after us if we leave him alone for two minutes to go grab something, flies away from us when we want to give him scritches and he just wants to go to his stand and eat.
There was one case where he flew down from his perch on the curtain rod to attract my attention to a spider that was just a few inches away from my arm.
It's just a nice feeling to know that Fajr comes to me and cuddles with me by choice and to know that he will return to me of his own will. I urge you to rethink this decision and consider letting your bird fly again.