81.   One pilot had to shine a laser beam on a target, while another dropped a bomb equipped with a sensor to track the beam.

82.   Pilots also had to make important compromises to protect the gains they had made in previous bargaining sessions.

83.   Pilots have long had simulators to prepare them without exposing them or their equipment to peril.

84.   Pilots have to zig-zag around them just to get in line for takeoff.

85.   Piloting has been called the best part-time job in America, allowing many pilots to have second careers.

86.   Pilots had only one opportunity to land in West Berlin.

87.   Pilots had to agree because Express crews are paid less.

88.   Pilots have a tremendous interest in seeing their airline survive and prosper because their skills are not transferable to another industry.

89.   Pilots have to learn to use force from the cockpit, such as abruptly banking the plane to knock a hijacker off balance.

90.   Pilots may have to postpone the job many times before their mission can be accomplished.