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Do drugs disqualify you as a fighter pilot?
Of course!
When did Time Pilot happen?
Time Pilot happened in 360.
When did Banjo-Pilot happen?
Banjo-Pilot happened in 2005.
Are US military pilot helmets tested in the same way as consumer motorcycle helmets and if so where can these results be obtained?
They are tested differently, they do different jobs. Pilot helmets are not necessarily expected to slide 100 yards on tarmac
What color is Elena's diary in The Vampire Diaries?
I am pretty positive that in the pilot they show her journal as green with an E engraved into it.
Why does a pilot need a co pilot?
In most aircraft a co-pilot is not needed. However, most larger commercial passenger aircraft do require them. Airplanes require constant checks and re-checks of systems and checklists. A co-pilot helps to alleviate some of these tasks, and also allows for a system of redundancy between the pilot and co-pilot. Besides the redundancy, passenger airlines typically require a first officer or co-pilot for safety reasons. If something should happen to the pilot, the co-pilot has the ability to take over and perform an emergency landing.
Did flying j merge with pilot?
Flying J is considering a merger with Pilot. It still must be approved by Conocophillips and if it is approved by conocophillips it then needs to be approved by the bankruptcy courts. This is most likely to happen.
What yar was SpongeBob created?
Sponge bob was created on May 1st 1999 on nickelodeon. This was the pilot episode which tested to see if the show was successful or not. It has been going on even now.
Why does a pilot need to get along with the co-pilot?
It is important to have a positive relationship inside the cockpit so that there is not dangerous arguing or competing for controls while in any phase of a flight that could cause danger to the safety of the passengers
You can't be a pilot if you have?
There are a lot of things that would disqualify you, such as blindness, epilepsy, angina, bipolar, many heart conditions, a reliance on illegal drugs and many other conditions.
What might happen if a pilot used only one control to make a maneuver?
i wud love to answer but im asking the same question:(
What is a prone pilot?
A prone pilot is a pilot laying on his belly. In this position he can counter higher g-forces in turns or pull-ups as with the conventional seated position. Reason: the vertical height between heart and brain is less, so the heart has less problems to feed the brain when g-forces are increased. Many think this is a very bad position for the pilot when you think about comfort. Wrong guess. I tested a few prone positions at home and can say that if properly supported you can be in that position for hours.
