Sentence examples for pilot to pilot from inspiring English sources

But the extent of decline varies from pilot to pilot, Dr. Morrow said, and as less-proficient fliers leave the field, those remaining are "a smaller, unrepresentative sample of excellent adults".

Note how the joint constellation varies from pilot to pilot, implying the high decoding complexity.

But too often these divisions lurch from pilot to pilot, and struggle to find line-of-business champions willing to absorb startup technology into their operations.

He warned that there should be no doubts of the Typhoon's ability to shoot down any aircraft that failed to respond to radio warnings, flares, lasers or pilot-to-pilot hand signals to divert intruders away from London to a landing elsewhere.

"This external pilot option allows the pilot to 'chauffeur' the sub — the pilot is in full control and full communication with the occupants," he added.

Mr. Dosé had worked his way up from pilot to chief pilot to eventually become the right-hand man of Crossair's founder and chief, Moritz Suter.

Under previous contracts, if a pilot called in sick, the airline had to bring in a reserve pilot to replace the ill pilot, even if there were pilots on hand at the airport waiting for flights that were hours away.

The BEA said the preliminary reading of the data recorder shows that the pilot used the automatic pilot to put the plane into a descent and then repeatedly adjusted it to speed up the plane.

I can't see in the dark".' Mr. Ohanian says he vacillated between offering to take over the control panels, even though he is not a pilot, and asking the pilot to land immediately.

During this turn, there was a malfunction in the electric trimming mechanism, which caused the piloting pilot to deactivate the aircraft flight control systems' servogear in the pitch channel at 08 15 58.

The panel proposed that the captain may have asked the supernumerary pilot to occupy the co-pilot seat during the flight to Essendon Airport.