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Moreover, the current BA advert with fur clad jet-set customers and cartoonishly dashing pilots is so indebted to the idea of glamorous retro air travel it borders on parody.

Terry Morrow of the Dayton Daily News criticized the premiere, writing that "the opener, like most pilots, is so bogged down with introducing faces and setting up the story that it turns into a long and tedious journey".

His pilots were so successful in downing enemy planes that they dubbed their combat missions "turkey shoots".

Both pilots were so successful that the councils now plan to launch Loops on a larger scale, and other areas are considering doing so.

It may be that the pilots were so busy on the first two that they had no opportunity to make the call.

But Sheila Bird, a professor at the MRC biostatistics unit in Cambridge, showed that the pilots were so badly designed as to be virtually worthless.

Pilots are so busy when taking off and landing that the Federal Aviation Administration forbids nonflight-related conversation below 10,000 feet, under the "sterile cockpit rule".

Despite these limitations, Stratos Group said the joy of playing with real-life counterparts is a positive factor; the NPC pilots are so inept that human-controlled pilots outperform them most of the time.

In fact, that exact type of unprofessional multi-tasking is what fueled the inexplicable aero-snafu last October when Northwest Airlines pilots were so engrossed in their non-work-related laptop use they overshot the airplane 150 miles past their Minneapolis destination.

But the pilot is so crammed with music-video-style plot exposition, flashy jump cuts and visual jokes that it misrepresents the spirit of the show.

The Health Secretary might like to know that my husband, an ex-RAF fighter pilot turned civilian pilot, is so aghast at the hours and shifts I work, he says they would turn his plane into a "a lethal weapon".