WordNet
n. someone who is licensed to operate an aircraft in flight [syn: pilot]
Usage examples of "airplane pilot".
The Army has invested a lot of money to make you an airplane pilot, and you've no right to disobey the doctor's orders.
For news or mail or evidence of what Rachel calls The Pale Which We Are Way Beyond, we wait for the rough-and-ready airplane pilot, Mr.
In the center of the arena, clad in loincloths and armed with spear and scimitar, stood, of all people, Freddy Keys-Smythe and Al, the airplane pilot!
And anyone who thought the sophisticated airplane pilot had taken leave of his senses would have been right.
Under the rules- out of date, in Art's opinion -an airplane pilot could take a shortened course for rocket pilot.
He also produced a code book and began rather painfully a coded transmission that was supposed to sound like an airplane pilot attempting to contact a control airport.
But he was interrupted by a white-haired man mountain whose sheer size brought a gasp from the airplane pilot who was bringing up the rear.
I talked to an airplane pilot who had flown over it some years ago.