nonflying

I have had a number of "nonflying" assignments but readily volunteered to get back into the cockpit and still want to do it again.

Merritt, Raymond J. 1977

And though the sport is based on flying, the nonflying parts of the competition determine the winner.

The Aeronautical Pentathlon Has Six Events—and Flying Doesn't Count Adam Thompson 2011

But the young man didn't take instruction well and didn't like nonflying chores.

Flying Low Is Flying High 2009

As a result, the company said, it has changed its record-keeping process related to pilot pay for nonflying time and its tracking of pilot flight and duty time.

Regional Airline Gulfstream Disputes FAA's Findings 2009

Recognizing this situation, authors who wrote about their air journeys attempted to inform the nonflying public of the advantages and sensations of taking a trip across the country in an airliner.

'Flying Across America' 2009

However, in an interesting, nonflying change of pace, we were driving.

Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports Patterson, James, 1947- 2007

However, in an interesting, nonflying change of pace, we were driving.

Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports Patterson, James, 1947- 2007

In requesting a permanent transfer to a nonflying unit in Alabama in 1972, Bush was supposed to sign an acknowledgment that he received relocation counseling.

Think Progress » Kerry issues written apology. 2006

In requesting a permanent transfer to a nonflying unit in Alabama in 1972, Bush was supposed to sign an acknowledgment that he received relocation counseling.

Think Progress » Ohio GOP Smears Al Franken In Press Release With Doctored Photo, Fabricated Quote 2006

New to the squadron were nonflying intelligence officer LTJG Kenneth I. Danneberg and ground maintenance officer ENS Howard “Howie” Zehetner.

First Man James R. Hansen 2005