Sentence examples for pilots early from inspiring English sources

It now flies fewer than 1,800, and recently announced a further 6percentt reduction in capacity and a plan to furlough 352 pilots early in 2003.

He flew some two dozen missions over Europe with Polish pilots early in 1943 before joining the United States 56th Fighter Group in Britain.

But there have been many more disappointing outcomes from the extended access schemes with many areas discontinuing the pilots early or cutting their hours.

In the meantime aviation developed, and pilots early discovered that when they were flying very close to land or water surface their aircraft developed greater lift than in free air.

(I don't cover every Question Time, but, after doing some pilots early in the year, I decided to do a live blog from time to time when the guest list looks particularly interesting).

Studio heads and series creators privately complain that the broadcasters have largely stuck with the same arcane production strategy they have employed for decades: commissioning dozens of pilots early in the year, rushing them to completion and then holding a bake-off that rarely results in new hits.

Indeed, a couple of police forces are piloting early intervention schemes to identify and help those most at risk.

Mr. Anwar, 36, expressed surprise that Mr. Batouti was not resting in the rear, a more typical routine for a relief co-pilot early in the flight.

Most intriguing is a scheme to be piloted early in 2012, which could provide an alternative to custodial sentences for drink-fuelled offenders who agree to sober up.

So far, the startup has run two prototypes and is currently preparing for a larger pilot early in 2012.

"Some police forces and local councils do a great job working together and some are piloting early intervention schemes to identify and help those most at risk, but everyone could do more," Ms Cooper argues.