Sentence examples for pilots how from inspiring English sources
The firm maintains and upgrades jets for the Royal Air Force and the Australian Air Force, and teaches Saudi pilots how to fly.
A couple of low passes over Gatwick enabled air-traffic controllers and Virgin Atlantic engineers to assess the problem and advise the pilots how to land safely.
"And when the stewardess went into the cockpit to ask the pilots how they wanted their coffee," he said, "the old guy was asleep by himself".
Observing members of this squad in action; suicide swimmers, and pilots; how it feels to have a suicide pilot's plan hovering overhead ready to ram one's raft.
British Airways began Monday to teach employee volunteers, including engineers and pilots, how to serve meals, conduct safety demonstrations and sell duty-free goods on a flight if the attendants walk off the job.
American instructors have spent much of their time in the country teaching Filipino helicopter pilots how to use equipment that will allow them to fly at night, and teaching Filipino soldiers how to shoot straight.
It is impossible to tell from yesterday's pilot how Ms. Pauley will distinguish her talk show from the others.
It might not be apparent just from the pilot how well "Bent" works; the romantic-comedy dynamics might seem familiar and the dialogue slick but shallow.
She also obtained her private pilot certificate when she was in her fifties, reasoning, "If something happened to your pilot, how dumb would you feel flying around, waiting to run out of gas?
So we are pleased to be working in partnership with Women's Aid in England, to pilot how local community ambassadors in Wales can help increase understanding of domestic abuse and [indicate] support provided by the Wales Live Fear-Free Helpline and specialist services".
His autobiography, written with Anne Farris and published by Simon & Schuster in 2001, is titled "Stanley H. Kaplan, Test Pilot: How I Broke Testing Barriers for Millions of Students and Caused a Sonic Boom in the Business of Education".
