The Asian Cockpit

The crash caused an examination of safety procedures protecting airliners from cockpit smoke.

Lyn When I'm making music, I feel like a pilot in the cockpit flying an airplane.

Others, unfortunately, will be vulnerable to even greater stomach churning turbulence without the perceived benefit of a closed cockpit door.

One of the skis just clipped a pressure ridge at the end of the runway, banking. I could see into the cockpit, Troy battling the controls, and he just took one hand off, reached back, flipped a switch on the roof of the cockpit, and it was the fasten seat belt sign you can see on the wall.

SANTIAGO Fasten your seat belts, because it should be a bumpy ride, the captain warned from the cockpit. We were about to enter Argentine airspace.

Instead of moving toward modernization and development, the region would be confirmed as a cockpit for conflict, a threat to itself and to the world beyond.

So the pilot in the cockpit of the fly, the Actor, can tell which odor is present simply by looking at which of the blue LEDs lights up.

King Charles gave them a set of buildings in the Palace of Whitehall known as the Cockpit (near the site of what is now Downing Street in Westminster) as their London residence.

Australian aviator Frederick Sidney Cotton's experience with high level and low temperature flying led Cotton in 1917 to develop the revolutionary new Sidcot suit, a flying suit which solved the problem pilots had in keeping warm in the cockpit.

Three days after the incident the European Aviation Safety Agency issued a temporary recommendation for airlines to ensure that at least two crew members, including at least one pilot, are in the cockpit at all times of the flight.