WordNet
n. a member of a flight crew [syn: crewman]
Usage examples of "crew member".
The last thing I wished to happen was to approach the Huyler shore in broad daylight and give rise to comment on the part of the inevitable ship-watchers as to why a crew member should be so eccentric as to prefer the cold roof of the wheelhouse to the warmth inside.
Gavin, I need to know how you feel each crew member is doing: do they know their jobs, are they doing their jobs?
Everybody had something complementary or jokingly sarcastic to say about the new promotions but each crew member made a point of congratulating the new captain of Polaris on her promotion.
Experience suggested strongly that in this situation she would be better off being a sexless crew member, just one of the fellows, as long as that role was playable.
He looked up with sudden interest as another crew member jostled him as she walked by with an antigrav pallet of visual sensors.
Worf was too quick to sacrifice a fellow crew member, battle conditions or not.
Jack picked one on the left side, where the seats were in pairs, while ten or so others entered the cabin and kept as far forward as possible for the smoother ride, as advised by another crew member.
At the top was a uniformed crew member, smiling a mechanical greeting to people he had every reason to hate.