Faulty airspeed indicators can mislead pilots into flying faster or slower than the plane can handle.
A faulty air speed indicator could mislead pilots into flying faster or slower than the plane could handle.
A faulty air speed indicator could mislead pilots into flying faster than the aircraft could withstand, or faster than it should be flown into turbulence — two circumstances that could lead to the craft coming apart in flight.
In turn the Bangladeshi airline, US-Bangla, suggested the airport may have "misled" the pilots, who were flying from Dhaka to Tribhuvan International Airport in Nepal's capital.
"We believe that these deficiencies misled the pilots into taking off from the wrong runway," said Dr. Cheong Choong Kong, the chief executive and deputy chairman of Singapore Airlines, 55percentt of which is owned by the government.
During the India-Pakistan wars of 1965 and 1971, scaffoldings were again erected to mislead bomber pilots.
The phrase "air transport," with its connotations of scheduled departures and uniformed pilots, is misleading.
Since our method relies on the pattern of PSK signals, a false alarm can be triggered when the pilot pattern is absent but when the tested position contains PSK signals of the same order of the desired pilot pattern, misleading our decision.
A21 Pilot Training Is Faulted Federal officials said instructions given pilots of high-flying jets were misleading and dangerous.
The original finding by the Safety Board was that a 1992 brochure for pilots on bad weather operations was "misleading and minimized the known catastrophic potential of A.T.R. operations in freezing rain".
