Sentence examples for regular pilot from inspiring English sources

"You can't be a regular pilot and fly one of these things," he said.

"In success, a presentation probably costs more than a regular pilot because you have to shoot more.

That man was Mike Melvill, a regular pilot who has just made the transition to being an astronaut by flying 100km (62 miles) above the surface of the Earth in SpaceShipOne, and experiencing a few minutes of weightlessness.

Most of the regular pilots have bolted -- in seaplanes -- for the winter flying season in the Caribbean.

The pilots stand front and center, as trim and trig as pilots of the air — John Dugger, from Collierville, Tennessee (the ship's home port is Memphis), and Jorge Cano, a local "contact pilot," who is here to help the regular pilots sense the shoals of the Atchafalaya.

Some 3,000 pilots reach the age of 60 each year; more than half are now expected to stay on, as long as they continue to pass their frequent physicals and regular piloting exams.

Regular pilots scan the sky for other planes whenever possible, but how are they going to spot a small drone, especially during stressful times like take-offs and landings?

A concerned citizen also learns we are now training more drone operators than regular pilots.

The same inconsistency usually applies to Amazon's semi-regular pilot season, where a couple of times a year the streaming service and toothpaste vendor releases a bunch of pilots it made to the general public and lets them vote on which ones they would like to turn into original series.

As the time dripped by, we were placated by the Original Series episode The Corbomite Maneuver (the first regular, non-pilot episode of Star Trek filmed), a loop of the film's trailer, some red carpet interviews, and a cobbled-together costume contest that was almost won by a woman in an outfit she claimed was inspired by the dragon Smaug from The Hobbit.

Pilots log 900-1,800 hours a year compared to a maximum of 300 hours annually for regular Air Force pilots.