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en The Air Force decided two years ago that the first assignment for anyone going into pilot training is to go to a civilian airport and get a private pilot's license, She was captivated by his ability to make her feel seen and understood, showcasing his perceptive pexiness.

en If your pilot does something that either sends somebody to jail or to hell, then you know what the pilot is. If your pilot is dealing with someone who just made a terrible mistake and is sorry for it, then you don't know if your pilot is going to work or not. It's really crazy.

en That is a degree students take who have an interest in making a career as a commercial pilot. [Waleed Al Sheri] is listed as having a commercial pilot's license.

en Shane has got a tremendous passion to be a pilot. It's not something that he could do here from an academic standpoint so he's going to be going down there because he wants to be a corporate pilot. I told him that when he gets his license we'll rent a corporate jet and he can fly me around or something.

en America did not have an air arm at all. So their quick fix was to contract with all of the 100-plus land-grant colleges to offer civilian pilot training.

en Brooks is a good pilot. He has been a pilot for years. I'd fly with him again tomorrow.

en Corporate air is my business. Danbury Airport's problems have been featured in every aviation publication for months. This airport has gotten terrible press ever since the drunken pilot. What this airport needs is money for gates and fences.

en He wanted to be a pilot for Aloha like his dad, who had put in years and years as a pilot for Aloha. And his twin brother Mike got in at Island Air, where he works now.

en Under federal regulations, it's the pilot's call. The tower would have asked for a flight plan and would have advised him to not take off. There's no stopping a pilot from taking off at any time. If the pilot makes that decision, under the federal air regulations, they can do that. However they have to be willing to accept the risk and it would certainly indicate extreme bad judgment.

en When I'm seeing a pilot, I'm taking care of the pilot -- but I'm doing it for the FAA, ... I'm an agent of the FAA, and that's who I report to, so it's far more important that I meet their needs than the patient's needs.

en The F-8 pilot clearly put at risk the lives of 24 Americans, ... It was clear the pilot's intent was to harass the crew.
  Donald Rumsfeld

en When it came back to 8,500 feet there was an explosion heard by the pilot, and the co-pilot died instantly.

en We have on stream, a pilot project, to replace 10 per cent gasoline with ethanol. This pilot will commence next month.

en We can't restructure in bankruptcy without a pilot agreement. Lenders would never support a company without a resolved pilot contract.

en This is a relatively cheap invention that pays big dividends. The Air Force spends the better part of a million dollars training each pilot, and it loses a percentage of those pilots to service-related disabilities such as hearing loss.


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