Sentence examples for easy to pilot from inspiring English sources

It's also quite easy to pilot compared to traditional minidrones as it's much more stable.

The M3 is easy to pilot at low speeds, even for riders with no previous kick-scooter experience.

Other than the light, extra-quick steering that takes some getting used to, the car is surprisingly easy to pilot, especially considering the amount of power the F12 is delivering to just two wheels.

Since the longboard is ridden from the front or the back, Meyerhoffer reasoned that he could reduce mass from its midsection, giving his board its sinuous hourglass shape and making it lighter and easier to pilot while paddling for a wave.

Other upgrades focus on making it easier to pilot.

It's all too easy to blame pilot error when things go wrong, says aviation writer and light aircraft pilot Sylvia Wrigley, author of Why Planes Crash.

Even though there were no new obstacles to the first pilot project in Morocco, "of course in other countries in North Africa it's not so easy to start pilot projects for the time being," said Paul van Son, the chief executive of Dii.

This success has prompted some Internet-based web series or YouTube celebrities to cross to TV, but for many Hollywood executives, these new Internet sensations become an easy way to pilot new material that can be later transformed to a hit TV series, and some even say this is a cheaper way to pilot new shows.

That's great in a parking lot, but with a soft, incommunicative ride, straying into another lane while changing a radio station is all too easy to do when piloting the Sequoia.

This is dangerous, but very easy to predict and pilots simply avoid flying near big structures at low altitudes.

"Younger pilots would seek him for their line checks because he was easy to talk to," the pilot said.