The phrase "air pilot" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to someone who is trained and licensed to operate an aircraft. Example: The air pilot skillfully maneuvered the plane through the storm, ensuring the safety of all the passengers on board.
Foxx, who is currently promoting the air pilot drama Stealth, said Cruise faced jealousy because he is at the top of his game.
A trained air pilot himself, Mr. Trivedi reflected on a system that is not modernized and requires the loco pilots to be "100 percent alert at all times".
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"We're at a point where any hijacker has to be taken out by the crew or passengers, period," said an American Trans Air pilot at Midway Airport in Chicago.
This was the moment when Abagnale became hooked on the con scheme and his confidence stemmed form there writing "the image of me – a darkly handsome young air pilot".
Pearson's father, a retired air pilot, has been killed by a deranged mental patient who opened fire, apparently at random, on the crowds shopping at the Metro-Centre, a massive mall in the middle of this town.
From the air, pilots are reporting seeing little more than scattered civilian vehicles.
And in the air, pilots were constantly receiving new intelligence on targets, enabling them to redraw plans in midflight and strike fleeing soldiers, tanks, truck convoys and other targets.
In 2006, it had 11,000 commercial air pilots and hundreds more have been added since then.
Those who had satisfactorily completed advanced training in the type of duty to be expected in flying at sea were designated naval air pilots to indicate that they were qualified to command aircraft.
"By using the Russian plane as a cover the Israeli air pilots made it vulnerable to Syrian air defense fire.
