"pilot store" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a physical store that specializes in the sale of pilot supplies and equipment. For example, "The airport has a pilot store that sells everything from charts and navigational tools to flight bags and headsets."
The group will open a pilot store for a new Big W chain outside Edinburgh in June.
Late in July, Gateway brought the new selling strategy to life in a pilot store here in San Diego.
The rest come from closing a small-format pilot store in Wilson, N.C.; a temporary hurricane recovery outlet in Waveland, Miss . and a clearance outlet in Austell, Ga.
They branded the pilot store in Nablus, which was a success, and the plan was to open a further nine supermarkets.
Sears, Roebuck recently put kiosks in a pilot store in Utah where customers can try to find answers to their questions and can push a button to summon a sales clerk if they cannot.
Membership of the pilot store – in Goldthorpe, an area of social deprivation – will be restricted to people living in a specific local postcode area who also get welfare support.
In four pilot stores, the number of customers and sales went up by a tenth following the revamp.
It will also, from this autumn, segment its products in a number of pilot stores, based on an area's demographics and affluence, for the first time in its 127-year history.
The firm owns Greenwoods, a Yorkshire-based clothing retailer, and between 2009 and 2011 it tested the waters with three pilot stores in small British towns (it concluded that larger cities were likely to be more receptive to its brand).
Beginning this fall, Lacy is opening three pilot stores that mimic Target and Wal-Mart.
Some of these pilot stores have been processing 'multiple' trade-ins a day at this point.
