Sentence examples for pilot meaning from inspiring English sources

Investigators have also discovered that the plane's rudder was prone to make large movements with very little effort by the pilot, meaning a pilot could inadvertently swing the plane wildly from side to side.

It is also worth noting that these charts are duplicated per pilot, meaning that on a transatlantic flight you may have four such chart bags, which must be as much a drag on the cockpit's closet space as it is on fuel consumption.

NBC bought the pitch as a put pilot, meaning they risked financial penalties if the pilot was not filmed.

NBC bought the idea as a put pilot, meaning they risked financial penalties if the pilot was not filmed.

The ritual began in the show's pilot, meaning it predates even the appearance of such staple characters of the show as Eli Gold (Alan Cumming and David Leee (Zach Grenier).

Networks like NBC have virtually stopped filming pilot episodes, meaning they are hiring fewer actors.

Many of its provisions defer to national regulations on things like pilot rest, meaning a carrier simply must demonstrate it abides by local rules, which can vary.

Dorset is a reserve pilot area, meaning a cull could take place there in the event of problems in the other areas.

The program, available to consumers via a mobile app, is still in pilot testing, meaning a lot of the finer details are still being worked out.

"It will be a pilot process, meaning that changes can still be made to it, and it will still need to go through several campus representative bodies before being adopted as ongoing university protocol".

"Blackhawk had single-pilot authorization meaning only one individual was authorized to fly the plane for that company," Ms. Bergen said.