The phrase "a live pilot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, simulations, or experiments where a pilot is actively engaged or present.
Example: "The flight school offers a program where students can train with a live pilot to gain real-world experience."
Alternatives: "an active pilot" or "a real pilot".
Separately, a video claiming to show a live pilot being captured by gunmen was proven to be at least two years old.
FloodFlash is regulated by the FCA and is currently carrying out a live pilot for its policies with a select group of SMEs in parts of the UK with significant flood risk, including Carlisle.
Uber is aware of the incident depicted in the video above, which appears to show one of its self-driving test SUVs running a red light in San Francisco, where it launched a live pilot of the cars in service early on Wednesday; the company tells TechCrunch it is investigating what exactly occurred.
I was like that kid in "Catch Me if You Can" who comes up to Leonardo DiCaprio, looking spiffy in his captain's uniform with gold stripes on the sleeve, and asks for his autograph: "Are you a real live pilot?" The movie is set in the mid-'60s, the end of a high moment in American life, at least for the middle class.
A live demo piloted from another Epic Games staffer in the audience vividly proved the phone's considerable power.
Meridian is currently wrapping up live pilots with The Bellagio in Las Vegas and also with Fernbank Museum.
Harten is likely the only living pilot to have survived a high-altitude, catastrophic jet collision, and one of the very few in the history of aviation to have successfully ejected at an extreme altitude and high velocity.
Have you filmed the "Friends With Better Lives" pilot?
He is the only living pilot who was in the Vietnam theater of war from the very first bomb dropped in February 1965 to the very last in December 1972.
At another exhibit, $40 sessions in a replica of a Phantom cockpit, with a live flight coach and projected pilot's view, were already booked for the day by 12 30 p.m.
"Breaking Bad," the hit AMC drama about a mild-mannered chemistry teacher who gradually evolves into a deadly criminal, was saluted at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art with a live reading of the series' pilot script by several guest stars taking on the roles of the series' characters.
