The phrase "advanced pilot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pilot who has a high level of skill and experience in flying aircraft.
Example: "After years of training and flying various aircraft, she finally earned her certification as an advanced pilot."
Alternatives: "experienced pilot" or "skilled pilot".
During the war, 194,000 soldiers graduated from advanced pilot training, 300,000 from air gunner school.
To fund his qualification he sold his house and shop and moved back with his parents before completing his advanced pilot training with Helicopter Services in High Wycombe in 2008.
More advanced pilot allocation schemes using combinations of FDM, TDM and CDM are presented in [26 28].
However, this could be balanced by the specific design of the separation system of the advanced pilot plant.
It was an advanced pilot seminar; I can still see it to this day.
Several elementary flying training schools were formed, to provide basic flight instruction to cadets, while more advanced pilot instruction was to take place at service flying training schools.
Last year, the foundation made a little more than $300,000 in grants to support a number of school programs, like a pilot advanced placement course in world history, refurbishing the school rotunda, and a new art room computer, among other projects.
This will serve as a strong foundation to advance to piloting and demonstration.
The Cockpit Association union, which represents about 4,500 pilots at Lufthansa and its subsidiaries, said Monday that negotiations with management had not advanced, and that pilots at Lufthansa, Lufthansa Cargo and Germanwings were planning to strike for four days beginning April 13.
One-and-a-half seconds before impact, the pilots advanced the throttles to get more power in an attempt to avert a crash.
Jackson's age of thirty-four was considered advanced for a fighter pilot, and he was affectionately known as "Old John" to his men, one of whom was his younger brother Les, now a flight lieutenant.
