31.   One issue is how thick the marker beam should be for a pilot to see it.

32.   Pilots in general see the lower salaries of regional jet pilots as a threat to their wages.

33.   Pilots were seeing missile plumes and anti-aircraft artillery explosions outside their planes in what had become an almost daily threat, Newbold said.

34.   Seconds later, another pilot saw the glow of the burning plane on the ground.

35.   Some pilots see a buyout as a way to revolutionize labor-management relations, while others view it as a costly burden on the balance sheet.

36.   The pilots could not see the end of the runway after touching down, Origel said.

37.   The pilot saw three dark green vehicles near one village and assumed they were military trucks.

38.   The pilots had seen bright flashes from the ground and fired flares to avoid being hit, Capt. David T. Romley, a Marines spokesman.

39.   The pilot can see what the plane sees, tie in the satellites and monitor all the functions of the plane.

40.   The pilots see each of these developments as threats to their jobs.