Sentence examples for because of pilot from inspiring English sources

On Sept. 17, the airline said, it canceled 6 percent of its flights because of pilot write-ups.

In that case, the tail fin separated from the plane in flight because of pilot actions that put the plane into an unanticipated oscillation.

Borel knew that the Test of the Champion, as the Belmont is known, had been flunked many times because of pilot error in what seems to be its never-ending backstretch.

Since spring, United has had to cancel or delay scores of flights because of pilot shortages, and Mr. Brathwaite could not say when the continuing problem would be resolved.

In August 1997, a Korean Air jumbo jet hit the jungle four miles short of the runway in Guam because of pilot error, even though the Federal Aviation Administration had installed a system in the control tower to prevent such accidents — a "minimum safe altitude warning" alarm, to tell controllers that a plane on approach was too low.

Light aircraft are not dangerous — the one I'm learning in, the Diamond DA-40, a 21st-century airplane with an excellent safety record, is statistically safer per hour than a motorcycle — but that's because of pilot training, not their inherent security.

As harried travelers well know, United was forced to cancel some 20,000 flights this summer because of pilots' rejection of overtime out of frustration over the state of contract negotiations.

Because the aim of pilot testing was to determine the usability of the calculator, the research assistant administering the calculator asked subjects to refrain from commenting or asking questions until the end of the survey if possible.

Hence, as compared to this reference system, the system with (K,Kp) = (200,5) suffers from an irreducible power efficiency loss of 10 log 10 205 200 = 0.11 dB because of the presence of pilot symbols; the actual degradation will exceed 0.11 dB because of channel estimation errors.

All SLM based methods do not need extra signaling overhead because of the inclusion of pilot signals.

Moore et al. [ 16] highlighted that it is not unusual for study proposal reviewers to come across a statement such as "No sample size justification is needed because of the pilot nature of the proposed study", but they state that pilot trials are not exempt from needing a clear rationale for the number of patients to be included.