Sentence examples for free pilot from inspiring English sources

The arrangement gave Ryanair cheap landing rights and ground handling charges; free pilot training and office space; and contributions to its marketing expenses in return for bringing the airport much-needed business.

All eyes are now on Bauer Media and its planned new men's weekly Gaz7etta, a Grazia for men which dipped its immaculately pedicured toe in the market with a free pilot issue in October.

"I was a bit apprehensive why did people want to do something for nothing?" remembers Margaret Woodhouse, whose house was clad with solid-wall insulation under a free pilot scheme.

A couple of years after returning to Stockholm, she organized, with the help of her husband, a free "pilot mingle workshop," spending 3000 Swedish Krona (about $440) on wine and snacks in exchange for participants' honest feedback.

It's not only armed with a new brand: Workplace is launching with a new kind of pricing model based on Facebook -style monthly active user metrics; and some pretty big ambitions after picking up 1,000 organizations as customers while still in its free, pilot mode (up from 100 a year ago).

Her staff also corresponded with Pearson about setting up free pilot programs of its products within Galatzan's district; the company pledged to help but nothing came of it.

To free pilots for the extra trips, the Taipei-based airline canceled several passenger flights.

Real, systemic relief for the nation's strained aviation grid is still a few years away, in the form of added runways at the busiest airports and a new satellite navigation system that will free pilots from having to stay within set flight lanes in the sky.

But it's unclear for now what impact these free pilots will have in terms of converting viewers to Amazon Prime members in the long run – which is Amazon's ultimate goal.

Just as the personal computer freed workers from the tyranny of the mainframe and its persnickety administrators, ADS-B frees pilots from relying on ground controllers to dictate their every maneuver.

A notice went out from the Government Printing Office that the free Pacer pilot program was suspended, "pending an evaluation".