"pilots training" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of teaching and preparing individuals to become pilots. Example: The aviation school offers comprehensive pilots training programs, including flight simulation and classroom instruction.
It is unclear why Mr. Haynes and his staff sought information from officers who ran the pilots' training program.
Like pilots training on flight simulators, or gamers evading robots on computer screens, our ancestral selves used dreams to rehearse ways of avoiding danger.
There were some signs that the men may have been looking for recruits among the many Middle Eastern pilots training along the Florida coast.
A self-taught pilot, Mr. Fulton is the inventor of Gunairstructor, a World War II fighter pilots' training device that was a successful precursor of current flight simulators.
After attending a pilots' training college in East Germany for two years, he graduated in 1963 from Kim Il-Sung University.
It was her mother who encouraged Wood-Kelly to take up flying - her brothers were already doing so - and she enrolled in the civilian pilots' training programme set up by Franklin Roosevelt to boost the number of American fliers at a time of massive European rearmament.
How are pilots trained, these days, to cope with all this?
More than one-quarter of the pilots trained in the clubs were women.
We had simply maximized fuel efficiency and used experienced pilots, trained specifically for this mission.
Flight simulators have cut down aircraft crashes significantly as pilots train for extreme events.
A spokesman for the British pilots' trade union, Balpa, said: "Pilots train hard for exactly this kind of situation.
