Sentence examples for flight trainer from inspiring English sources
But here and in England, the man British prosecutors describe as the hijackers' lead flight trainer is coming into focus.
From 1974 to 1981, in an effort to save fuel costs, the Thunderbirds flew the Northrop T-38 Talon, the world's first supersonic flight trainer.
Lou, a 34-year-old Fargo native, enlisted in the National Guard in 1985 and has worked full time for the Guard as a flight trainer since 1996.
He served in the United States Army as first lieutenant and flight trainer from 1942 to 1945.
About $14 billion has been invested in aircraft and more than $25 billion in the whole industry in that time, but the growth in pilots, flight trainers, regulatory safety experts and maintenance engineers has not kept pace with demand, according to analysts and regulators themselves.
HONG KONG — The Chinese government is conducting a broad investigation into the qualifications of the country's pilots, aircraft mechanics, flight trainers and other aviation personnel after finding that as many as 200 commercial pilots may have falsified their résumés in 2008 and 2009, according to reports in the Chinese news media on Monday and Tuesday.
This new investigation will also look at others involved in China's aviation industry, including flight trainers, airline investigators, repair crews and air traffic controllers.
There are a few top-flight trainers and the sport depends on thousands more women who are willing to rise before dawn in the bitter cold and put up with mucky, rainy, unlovely conditions for the mysterious joy of being around horses.
This conviction has its roots in the early part of her career -- in the 20 years she spent as a flight attendant, trainer and recruiter at TWA, making "a lot of friends who ended up with AIDS".
Mr. Myers has a small, unfunny role as a flight-attendant trainer with a crossed eye (Holden).
One pilot accused the airline of employing flight simulator trainers that are not knowledgeable about "aircraft systems, Boeing procedures, or company procedures," and failing to follow a syllabus for a pilot training course.
