The phrase "aid piloting" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to assisting or supporting the act of piloting, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The new software is designed to aid piloting by providing real-time data to the pilots."
Alternatives: "assist in piloting" or "support piloting efforts".
To handle this, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) has proposed an external visibility system (XVS) to aid pilots in overcoming this lack of visibility.
"There's always the possibility that something can go wrong at any minute," said Thomas, 50, a Texan who flies search-and-rescue helicopters that aid pilots who encounter trouble.
Disaster-affected areas are becoming testing grounds for innovations such as crisis mapping and drone-assisted aid delivery, piloted by private firms that work in collaboration with humanitarian agencies.
Draft formats of the decision aid were piloted with women who were attending a tertiary prenatal clinic in early pregnancy.
UAVs have imposed their presence in the field of hazards, disaster risk and emergency management, because of their recent price decrease but also because onboard electronic is now advanced enough to provide semi-controlled pilot systems and aided-pilot controls, in such a way that non-specialists can operate them.
Aid organizations have been piloting a nimble approach to cut through the fog of war.
Modafinil, a drug that keeps pilots alert, can indeed aid military pilots – but it also protects civilian passengers.
After piloting the decision aid among 13 surrogate decision makers and seven intensivists, we assessed the decision aid's usability in the Evaluation Phase among a cohort of 30 surrogate decision makers using the Systems Usability Scale (SUS).
The stated reason has been to protect people who aid downed pilots or other lost service members.
Jet aircraft cannot be operated without automatic control to aid the pilot, and control is equally critical for helicopters.
