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Some of this is pragmatic: high rents and tight mortgage-lending criteria make it expensive and difficult to fly the nest.

Schwartz admits it was difficult to fly the ATL-LGA route several times per month to be with her mother during her last year.

But the two issues are related because the conditions of the aircraft makes them difficult to fly and increases the frequency of accidents.

Shock waves and unpredictable air flows also make jets particularly difficult to fly just below the barrier.

But the plane, nicknamed the Dragon Lady, is difficult to fly, and missions are grueling and dangerous.

Sundby, however, quickly determined that the craft was much more difficult to fly than had been expected, and would not be safe in the hands of an inexperienced pilot.

For starters, Civil Aviation Authority CAAA) regulations make it difficult to fly a drone in built-up areas – the very places where a news drone would be most effective.

Like the B-17 Flying Fortress, the B-24 was flown in defensive "box" formations, though the boxes could not be stacked as closely because the Liberator was appreciably more difficult to fly in formation.

Satellite imagery however, is vital in remote parts of the world, where it remains too difficult to fly planes.

"It's relatively easy to fly a drone up high and get a simple shot, but being able to take some sort of complex maneuver with a drone where you're tracking a subject of interest, it becomes really difficult to fly a drone as well as control camera angles at the same time".

It was at this time that U.S. Army pilots realized that this plane was not difficult to fly, but there were too many toggles and instruments for the human mind to remember.