Sentence examples for ordering pilots from inspiring English sources

Airlines are ordering pilots to slow down in a bid to cut fuel bills and reduce emissions.

"What's the future of scripted programs versus reality?" He seemed to answer the question himself, noting that this surge by reality shows comes precisely at the time that the networks are beginning the process of ordering pilots for next fall.

The early 1999 sickout at American ended with an exasperated federal judge ordering pilots to get back in the air.

According to MediaWeek, USA intends to order pilots for two shows by the summer.

President Bill Clinton ordered pilots at American Airlines back to work in 1997, minutes after their strike began.

CBS ordered pilots for "House Rules," about a freshman class of legislators on Capitol Hill, and a pilot for "Washington Field," about an F.B.I. unit called the National Capital Response Squad.

ABC would eventually order pilots for seven dramatic series for the fall season, and the network expected to find room on its schedule for three or four.

By mid-June, the Air Force ordered pilots to fly without the vest but to stay below 44,000 feet to avoid dangers from any high-altitude decompression.

Last year, Mr. Clinton ordered pilots at American Airlines back to work minutes after they struck, saying that a strike would cause too much disruption to the economy.

So it represented a positive flurry of activity when the cable channel announced Thursday that it had ordered pilots for two new dramas at the same time.

Last year, a federal judge ordered pilots at American Airlines to return to work after hundreds of them called in sick as a protest, forcing the airline to cancel more than 6,600 flights during the Presidents' Day holiday.