Sentence examples for complicated piloting from inspiring English sources

The LUMI looks to take the complicated piloting of drones out of the equation and instead introduce gameplay, choreography and yes, dancing.

No, just glued to their personal laptops — a violation of airline policy — to figure out together a complicated new pilot scheduling system while their Airbus A-320 flew on autopilot with 144 passengers on board.

Raissi's claim, which includes a request for compensation for psychiatric injury and for his ruined career as a commercial pilot, is complicated by the fact that the ex gratia scheme was abolished in 2006.

The goal is to reduce the drone piloting expertise needed to get complicated missions flown.

"Building an aircraft is incredibly complicated," says Jim Gaunt, a bush pilot and mechanic based in Nairobi who's been flying planes in Kenya for over 30 years.

The decision was further complicated by the revelation that RAF pilots were allowed to take part in airstrikes over Syria, in the face of a parliamentary vote against such a move.

Any challenge to the pilots would have been further complicated by the shutdown of a ground-based electronic system called a glide slope indicator, which helps keep planes at the correct descent angle.

While playing rugby he broke his collarbone; an injury that later complicated his ambitions of becoming a fighter pilot.

Putting the pilot project into action was complicated because the legislation was ambitious and included a number of social and environmental goals.

She pointed out that for aviators the issue is somewhat complicated in the case of pregnancy, because women pilots are allowed to fly only during the second trimester.

Grand Port was an easily defensible natural harbour because the bay was protected from the open sea by a large coral reef through which a complicated channel meandered, known only to experienced local pilots.