particularly in south asia and india. but the problem is there are not enough commercial pilots, so how will airlines meet demand without compromising safety? this cadet is kicking her new career into gear as this cadet is kicking her new career into gearasa this cadet is kicking her new career into gear as a commercial pilot. the 23 year old decided to abandon a career in the medical profession and follow her passion, but she initially had her doubts. follow her passion, but she initially had her doubtslj follow her passion, but she initially had her doubts. i thought that this male dominated industry was too hard on females, and most significantly, i am short, so i did not know if i could fly a plane or even not know if i could fly a plane or eve n ste p not know if i could fly a plane or even step on the rogers or the brakes. the asia-pacific region has seen a brakes. the asia-pacific region has seen a boom in air travel and first time flyers, but the small pool of commercial pilots
to abandon a career in the medical profession and follow her passion. but she initially had her doubts. i thought that this male dominated industry was too hard on females. and most significantly, i am short so i did not know if i could fly a plane or even step on the rudders or most importantly, the brakes. the asia pacific region has seen a boom in air travel for first time flyers and the small pool of qualified pilots isn t meeting demand. in fact, boeing said globally, airlines will need more than 800,000 new pilots in less than 20 years. roughly one third of those jobs will be in asia. aircraft like airbus a320 run on autopilot and normally the trip is fairly smooth but pilots have to learn how to deal with the unexpected, that s why they spend a few hours in the simulator like this to build up confidence to steer themselves out of trouble. major airline manufacturers require 200 hours of flight time but some airlines want to change the rules.
it has a great ensemble cast, but it s really anchored by steve mcqueen. by morning i m going to be so far away, you couldn t hear it if they were shooting at me with howitzers. steve mcqueen was an interesting kind of action star. he s not a big guy like john wayne, but he had a quality of believability. you believed that he was tough, wiry, resourceful. steve mcqueen is the man. to know that he could drive those cars, he could ride those motorcycles made him the modern kind of movie star hero. he didn t call himself the king of cool, but it s pretty clear why he got that nickname. when he dressed up in the thomas crown affair, it was cool. the way he plays cards against the establishment character in the cincinnati kid, he was cool. when he dressed down in bullitt, it was cool. he couldn t help it. bullitt has the perfect mcqueen moment. somebody is following him. he figures it out.
conservation groups are helping track the movement of the swarms. the kenyan and ethiopian governments are using aerial spraying to try to kill the insects, but with little success. a region devastated by years of drought, seem to have recovered when it received unusually heavy rains. but that has now brought this misery, leaving communities on the edge. anne soy, bbc news. millions around the world will tune in to the grammy awards this sunday. as the recording academy grapples with how to reflect the diversity of the music industry we turn to the relationship between race and country music. in 2018, rapper lil nas x released his hit single, old town road. billboard removed the song from its country charts, at first, saying it wasn t country enough . some critics said race was a factor.
all his maize and bean crops. translation: it s painful, we had no rain for several years. when it did finally rain last year, we were so happy. but then these insects have come and destroyed our crop. we have incurred large losses. he says he brought dozens of people here to help ward off the invasion. elsewhere, gunshots, tear gas and whistles. people and governments across the region are desperate to save plants from being devoured. conservation groups are helping track the movement of the swarms. the kenyan and ethiopian governments are using aerial spraying to try to kill the insects, but with little success.