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That confidence would itself be tested by the new pilots.
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The fact is, Ericson, I've been asked to take command of the new pilots.
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The new pilots include three comedies and two dramas for adults, plus five children's shows.
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The T-6C Texan II planes were used by the Air Force to train new pilots and instructors.
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He says this means that the number of new pilots is reduced to those who can afford it.
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The carrier has forged a partnership with Dublin-based aviation training company, Simtech, to train in its new pilots.
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Very well, this growing swarm of new pilots presently began to undermine the wages, in order to get berths.
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A once glamorous profession was now facing a looming crisis as it struggles to find enough new pilots, he said.
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On Thursday, Amazon will unveil 13 new pilots for programs that, like Transparent, will only be available for free on Prime.
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Irish independent airline, Cityjet, will train in 22 new pilots this year to cope with increased demand on its routes in Europe.
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And then it was only a ride in the second seat of that two-seat version they use for checking out new pilots.
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Then, too, the new pilots needed a taste of anti-aircraft artillery to familiarize them with the business of aviation over a battlefield.
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With demand for air travel soaring, over 800,000 new pilots may be needed over the next 20 years.
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He was a captain now, assigned to train all the new pilots who shipped on board the last time they stopped on Caprica.
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You see I'm aboard the Falcon just now, and if I leave Davie Flett it will only be to join the new pilots.
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Ryanair said it would need 800 new pilots and 2,000 cabin crew as well as 400 engineers and operations staff.