Sentence examples for cadet pilot from inspiring English sources
The union is angry with the state-owned carrier's decision not to admit Daniël Hoffman to its cadet pilot programme for the second year in a row.
That puts him at a handicap against other applicants because of the airline's self-professed bias towards hiring black, coloured (mixed race), Indian or white female pilots.In 2012, Solidarity submitted two near-identical applications for SAA's cadet pilot programme.
The Irish airline is well known to IAG boss Willie Walsh, who started his aviation career there in 1979 as a cadet pilot, before eventually becoming chief executive between 2001 and 2005 prior to taking the controls at British Airways.
The archive of 150 letters from Lessing to "Smithie", a 19-year-old cadet pilot in the RAF when he met a 24-year-old Lessing in Southern Rhodesia in 1944, was acquired by the University of Sussex in 1993.
In July 1918, impelled by dreams of martial glory and by despair at a broken love affair, Faulkner joined the British Royal Air Force (RAF) as a cadet pilot under training in Canada, although the November 1918 armistice intervened before he could finish ground school, let alone fly or reach Europe.
Embarking for the United Kingdom the following month, he was posted to No. 5 Training Squadron as a cadet pilot for his initial aviation instruction.
Some Asian airlines, like Cathay Pacific, China Southern Airlines and Singapore Airlines, sponsor cadet pilots to complete flight training in Australia, either at private flying schools or at company facilities.
In mid-August the national airline, South African Airways (SAA), put up online advertisements for the training of cadet pilots.
A similar comparison can be drawn with a good airline training program for cadet pilots, he says.
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Rambunctious cadet, bomber pilot, prisoner-of-war, torture victim, senator, presidential nominee: these roles have provided a magnificent arena in which to rehearse the full range of virtues and vices.
