Sentence examples for pilots skill from inspiring English sources

The pilots' skill prompted the Germans to spread rumors that the Russian women were given special injections and pills to "give us a feline's perfect vision at night," Ms. Popova told Mr. Axell.

The antennas of the system are two horn antennas, and the overlap of the antenna footprints was guaranteed by careful flight planning and pilots skill.

He said the Egyptian authorities did not regularly assess local pilots' skills, and that examiners were often not balloon experts.

Even more troublingly, a new study published by Casner and Schooler in Human Factors reveals that automation has also caused some pilots' skills to atrophy.

Although suit design was important, much relied on pilot skill.

The competition this year is even more intense as all 12 pilots are using a standardised engine and propeller, intensifying the focus on pilot skill and precision flying.

The technology doesn't entirely replace pilot skill, and the airline maintains a rigorous training program, including an Arctic certification that takes six to seven years to complete.

These Wildesau ("wild boar") tactics were highly successful at first, but they demanded a high level of piloting skill, and the difficulty of returning safely to base in adverse winter weather forced their abandonment.

Pilot skill matters, but even so, a lot of the guesswork has been taken out of flying, says Kenny Williams, an Alaska Airlines pilot who helped devise another system that provides a real-time picture of wind patterns around the Juneau airport.

The F-22 is an even worse step backwards -- a catastrophic one -- in the pilot skill dimension.

The results of the attacks are listed: The operation achieved tactical surprise, but it was undone by poor execution and low pilot skill (owing to poor training).