"pilot meeting" can be used in written English.
It refers to a meeting between a pilot (an aircraft captain) and one or more other individuals. For example: "The airline's CEO called a pilot meeting to discuss new safety protocols."
AL RAI Chief International Correspondent shared a picture of what he said was the captured pilot meeting the King of Jordan.
Breakfast at 6 30, morning meeting at 7, pilot meeting 7 30, sub pilots leaving for the lake at 9, sub launch at 10 30, then six hours of flying.
I even pitched it to a hot air balloon pilot meeting, but I didn't give them full details," he said.
At a recent pilots' meeting, Captain Davis had the chance to approach Delta's chief executive, Leo Mullin, and ask what the pilots were to make of the millions going to the executive pensions, given the rickety state of their own plan.
The accuracy of data transcription from forms to the database could only be measured at the site that provided usable data at the pilot evaluation meeting.
A series of pilots reduced meeting time by an average of 14% among the pilot groups — a time savings equal to 7% of those groups' full-time equivalent capacity.
The action was taken at the pilots' annual meeting in London, which just ended, and was disclosed at a news conference by the group's president, Reg Smith of Air Canada.
The Alzheimer Center of the VUmc has currently begun to pilot family meetings.
Every site will pilot some meetings before the effect study will start.
The instrument was piloted in meetings in Victoria and NSW.
All I needed was one word -- pilot -- to recall meeting Dave and Martha, from Oklahoma, at Crescent Lake Lodge on the Olympic Peninsula in the Pacific Northwest.
