The phrase "pilot license" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a license issued to an individual allowing them to operate an aircraft. For example, "To become a commercial airline pilot, you must obtain a pilot license."
The first African-American to hold an international pilot license and the first female African American aviator.
Lex earned an airplane pilot license, studied several languages, enjoyed SCUBA, was a black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and was captivated by cars and motorcycles.
Dr. Finlay obtained his pilot license with instrument rating and flew his Beachcraft Baron to destinations as far as Alaska and Brazil.
He said the commission was encouraging wave energy companies to seek a new five-year "pilot license" the commission has created specifically for wave and tidal energy projects.
Mr. Nicholas had planned to fly a helicopter from Miami to California with the goal of gaining enough hours to earn his solo helicopter pilot license.
Federal aviation records show that Mr. Nombo was awarded an airline transport pilot license, or A.T.P., last June, allowing him to fly multiengine commercial planes.
A pilot licensing scheme for privately rented properties is planned to start in the city next spring.
But the agency still revoked the pilot licenses of Mr. Cheney and Mr. Cole.
The Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration shall issue improved pilot licenses consistent with requirements under this section.
The guidelines set training requirements for commercial drone pilots to receive Remote Pilot Licenses (RPLs) for Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems.
Jackson was an avid pilot, licensed to fly from early adulthood.
