Sentence examples for today's pilots from inspiring English sources
Today's pilots are of two kinds—sea pilots and docking pilots.
Indeed, today's pilots might, says Mr Warden, turn out to have completely the wrong skills to operate UCAVs.
"Today's pilots are conditioned completely differently because of automation," said David Learmount, operations and safety editor at Flight International magazine and a former military pilot.
Early airplanes relied entirely on pilots who could see where they were going, but today's pilots monitor electronic systems that do the flying for them.
But it is clear that understanding Lubitz's psychology will form an integral part of an investigation that will shine a spotlight on the pressures facing today's pilots. "This tragedy has opened a window into the issues of pilot pressures and mental health," tweeted Brendan O'Neal, chair of pilots' union Balpa.
Compared to today's pilots, who must fly 250ft above ground, they flew incredibly low at 60ft.
Insurers are already creating tools to help patients shop more wisely before buying a service.But to make a real dent in health spending, which comprises a whopping 18% of GDP, today's pilot programmes must become the norm.
The motivation behind this review is to promote discussion between the flight dynamicists and other engineers and scientists on the methods of modelling and simulation of today's pilot.
It's an interesting idea (although the viewer vote isn't final) and one that allows for some pretty esoteric programming: among this year's pilots is The New Yorker Presents, an odd hybrid of interviews, sketches, poems and cartoons that aims to capture the flavour of the celebrated magazine in TV form.
This year's pilots include a semi-autobiographical Ken Jeong comedy that draws on The Hangover star's early career as a doctor; a possible Chicago Fire spin-off, Chicago Med; and Code Black and LFE, both of which are being developed by CBS, whose president has been vociferous about her desire to bring back the medical drama.
On the negative side is United Airlines ual, where some analysts are cutting their forecasts–not only because of high fuel prices but also because of concern about sales lost due to thousands of flight cancellations from this summer's pilots' strike.
