The phrase "a pilot would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing hypothetical situations or roles related to being a pilot.
Example: "In an emergency, a pilot would be responsible for ensuring the safety of all passengers on board."
Alternatives: "a pilot could be" or "a pilot might be".
A pilot would be tasked with finding his way off Niihau, as if after a crash, while bands of Niihau people pursued him.
"Once I reached the age of 14, I decided being a pilot would be my career for the rest of my life," said Mr. Sheikh, a Bahraini student at a U.S. flight school here.
Just before noon I fold a few pairs of socks and lay them in the suitcase I struggle to close (you'd think a pilot would be better at packing after so many years).
They were collecting air samples simultaneously from different altitudes for research into the effects of global warming.In time, UAVs are likely to be employed for all sorts of jobs for which the use of an aircraft big enough to carry a pilot would be too dangerous, impractical or too expensive.
The BASH team's BAM tracks the daily and seasonal movements of the 60 species that the air force thinks matter most.The result is a computer model of the continental United States that generates a map showing the hot spots a pilot would be wise to avoid at any given time, and, for good measure, the places where birds have previously hit a military aircraft.
While the whole point of UBI is that it's universal, and so removes the stigma associated with benefits, a pilot would be isolated to one area.
There is an emergency code to gain enter the cockpit when the pilots are believed to be incapacitated, but a conscious pilot would be able to override it – in order to guard against the code being surrendered under duress to terrorists.
Asked whether Iraq was worried about complications arising from its recent downing of a pilotless American spy aircraft, General Amin said, "They should be worried about future complications because maybe one of their planes, this time with a real pilot, would be shot down".
The drones could be used in situations in which risk of the loss of a human pilot would be high.
The King told the paper that if he hadn't been born into royalty, being a commercial airline pilot would be his first choice of work.
Just 36 signatures were required to initiate the process, and if the issue comes to a vote, Mr. Paksas, 47, a former champion stunt pilot, would be removed if 85 lawmakers vote in favor.
