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A helmsman or (helm officer) was a title given to a Starfleet crewman who piloted a vessel during the 23rd century.

See also flight controller.

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External Links

• Helmsman article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

From DC Database

Aviation refers to an individuals capability to fly various forms of aircraft, including but not limited to single-engine airplanes, commercial jet liners, fighter jets and even space faring conveyances. Skilled pilots may also possess the aptitude for flying hover-crafts, single-person jet packs or space vessels. Although some individuals may be proficient with the inner workings of mechanical aircraft, this does not necesarrily mean that they are an aviator or possess the aviation skill.

See also: Mechanical Aptitude

See also:

• Pilots category

From Muppet Wiki

Pilot is the pilot of Moya, the living ship that is the main setting for Farscape. He is directly connected to Moya's nervous system, and also serves as her voice to the crew. Pilot is gentle and naïve but can also hold his own.

The term "pilot" can also apply to any of the same species of aliens, who can bond with Leviathan ships. The Creature Shop generally recycled the same puppet, with a different voice, for episodes where other "pilots" are involved, such as the pilot for the ship Rovhu (voiced by Sean Masterson) in "Eat Me" and Elack's pilot in three episodes from the third season (voiced by Dinah Shearing). Moya's original pilot (voice of Melissa Jaffer) is seen in "The Way We Weren't."

External links

• SciFi's character bio

From The Vault

Skill Pilot Fallout Tactics modifies: The ability to operate and maintain all vehicles effectively. modified by: Perception, Agility initial level: 0% + (2 x (Perception + Agility)) related perks: Lead Foot, Road Warrior Van Buren modifies:  ? modified by: Perception, Agility initial level:  ? related perks:  ? related traits:  ? J.E. Sawyer's Fallout RPG modifies:  ? modified by: perception, agility initial level:  ? related perks:  ? related traits:  ?

Pilot is a Fallout Tactics, Van Buren and J.E. Sawyer's Fallout Role-Playing Game Skill.

Description: The ability to operate and maintain all vehicles effectively.

Initial Level: 0% + (2 x (Perception + Agility))

This skill allows the driving of vehicles in Fallout Tactics. A higher percentage in this skill increases driving speed. Also when multiple characters occupy a vehicle, the individual with the highest skill in Pilot takes the wheel.

Notes

• Lack of this skill does not disable the ability of driving a vehicle, even if the skill is negative.

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There is more information available on this subject at Pilot on the English-language Wikipedia.

A UNSC Pilot next to a Hornet.

A Pilot is a person, typically of a military service, that can operate and maneuver an airborne, or space borne vehicle.

Covenant

Elites have their own flight armor in Halo 3.

A surprisingly large number of Covenant species possess the intelligence necessary to pilot craft. Groups of Brutes or Elites can operate a space borne Covenant ship, such as the CCS-class Battlecruiser or the Reverence-class Cruiser, by operation of holographic consoles at the control bridge of the warship. Engineers also help in the technical maintenance of warship systems, although it is unknown if they can pilot and operate the actual warship itself. A single Brute or Elite can also pilot Phantom or Spirit dropships.

Elites and Brutes can pilot a single person Banshee attack fighter. Grunts are also known to be able to pilot Banshees, albeit clumsily. It is unknown how they fit inside the Banshee's cockpit with a methane tank on as it is never seen in-game, it is mentioned only once, in Halo: The Flood. It may be possible that the Banshees that Grunts operate are customized to fit their particular anatomy, but there is no evidence to suggest this. It is unknown which species pilot the Vampire, but it is assumed Elites and Brutes are capable of doing it. If it is true that Elites and Brutes do pilot Vampires it seems they pilot in pairs, one piloting, and one as gunner.

Elite pilots have their own Flight Suit for operations in a variety of airborne vessels. It is unknown if Brutes have an equivalent.

Vehicles used by Covenant Pilots

Dropships

• Phantom
• Spirit

Fixed Wing

• Banshee
• Vampire
• Seraph

Other

• Boarding Crafts

United Nations Space Command

Two UNSC pilots, one riding on the Hornet's wing, the other piloting the aircraft.

There are two main types of pilots in the UNSC Defense Force: those of the UNSC Navy and the Marine aviators of the UNSC Marine Corps. Large crews of Navy crewmen operate and maintain UNSC starships such as Marathon-class Cruisers. Longsword-class Interceptors, Sparrowhawks, Hornets and Pelican Dropships can all be operated by just one Navy pilot, as can Bumblebee lifepods.

It is seen that the Pelicans of the UNSC Pillar of Autumn are exclusively operated by two pilots from 23^rd Naval Air Squadron, while in Halo 2, the Pelicans of the UNSC In Amber Clad are operated by Marine pilots.

While only select UNSCDF personnel operate space borne and airborne craft, all marines of the UNSC Marine Corps are seen to demonstrate prowess in operating all UNSC ground vehicles - Scorpions, Warthogs, and Mongooses, and even the Covenant Ghost as well. ODSTs also operate their own Orbital Drop Pods.

In Halo 2, Marine Dropship pilots wear ballistic helmets with a golden visor and a communications system installed in it. They wear the same armor as that of the Marine infantrymen. In Halo 3 they use the same body armor as that of a marine but with a modified helmet again, this time being a sealed helmet with a blue visor reminiscent of a modern fighter pilot's helmet. The chest armor is also equipped with an additional control panel.

An interesting tidbit is that in Halo 3, the Pilot's helmets are invulnerable to any projectile. Another odd fact is that it takes 1,000,000 cR to train a pilot, such as the education, flight simulation training, the written tests, fuel and the plane itself, not to mention the taxes that are paid to keep the service working.

Vehicles used by UNSC Pilots

Dropships

Pelican Pilots, as seen in Halo 2.

• D77I-TCH Pelican Dropship
• Albatross Heavy Dropship

Fixed-wing

• Shortsword Fighter-Bomber
• Skyhawk Fighter-Bomber
• C709 Longsword Interceptor

Gunships

• Hornet
• Sparrowhawk
• Vulture

Other

• Bumblebee class Lifepod

Named Dropships/Fighters with Mentioned Pilots:

A close up of a UNSC Pilot.

• Bravo 001 -Flight Officer Mitchell - KIA
• Bravo 022- KIA
• Charlie 217 -Lieutenant Rick Hale - KIA
• Echo 136 -Lieutenant Peterson - KIA
• Echo 206 -Petty Officer Second Class Polaski - KIA
• Echo 419 -Captain Carol "Foehammer" Rawley - KIA + Lieutenant Frye - KIA + Crew Chief Cullen - KIA
• Kilo 023 -Hocus - active service
• Victor 933 - Active service although pelican was destroyed
• Knife 26 - (Not Mentioned), most likely KIA

Trivia

• On theater, you can sometimes see a Pelican pilot when a landed Pelican is near you such as when a Pelican drops of a Warthog and Mongoose on the Covenant.
• Sometimes Pelican pilots will have a symbol on their helmets which looks like the Marathon logo.
• The UNSC pilots helmet is not sealed properly which is seen when looking up underneath their helmets.
• Pilots are the most well defended marines in the entire game series. Take any weapon you want, except a weapon which involves an explosion of any kind (such as a Rocket Launcher). Shoot him in the head and no damage will be dealt.
• In the level Crow's Nest, the Pelican in the hangar is being piloted by Miranda Keyes and a female Marine, not a pilot.
• The pilots of Halo 2 wear helmets which are strongly reminiscent of the helmet of the cyborg from Bungie's earlier Marathon series of first-person shooter games.
• The Halo 3 pilots wear helmets very close in appearance to Halo 2's ODST helmet.

See Also

• Piloting
• Vehicles

Sources

From Lostpedia

Pilot may refer to:

• "Pilot, Part 1", first half of the first episode
• "Pilot, Part 2", final half of the first episode
• Seth Norris, pilot of Oceanic 815
• Frank Lapidus, intended pilot of Oceanic 815, pilot of the freighter team and pilot of Ajira 316
• Pilot (There's No Place Like Home, Part 1), pilot of the Coast Guard transport plane

Co-pilot may refer to:

• Co-pilot (Pilot, Part 1), co-pilot of Oceanic 815
• Co-pilot (There's No Place Like Home, Part 1), co-pilot of the Coast Guard transport plane
• Co-pilot (Namaste), co-pilot of Ajira 316

The Star Trek Expanded Universe Database is for fanon and related content. See Memory-Alpha.org for the canon Star Trek wiki.

A pilot is a person who operates a vehicle, usually an aerial vehicle. Pilots were often referred to by the type of vehicle they controlled, such as Dropship pilot, Fighter pilot or Shuttle pilot. A pilot of a starship is usually referred to as the helmsman or flight controller.

Thirty-six fighter pilots and six dropship pilots were assigned to the USS Swiftfire-A during the Dominion War. They were assigned to the 260th Fighter Wing and 83rd Marine Company respectively. (Star Trek: Swiftfire: "Deployment")

During a holodeck simulation several members of the Swiftfire took the roles of early 21st century fighter pilots. (Star Trek: Swiftfire: "The Front")

Due to losses suffered in the Dominion War the 260th Fighter Wing found itself with too many pilots but not enough Peregrine-class attack fighters. (Star Trek: Swiftfire: "Section 214C")

The dropship pilot assigned to USS Remington was Franklin Crow. (Star Trek: Remington)

External link

• Aviator article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

A Zabrak Rebel Alliance starfighter pilot.

A pilot, sometimes called a flyboy, directly controlled the operation of a vehicle while located within the same craft. A pilot was often assisted by a copilot, navigator, weapons officer, or other crew members.

The term "pilot" was applied across vehicles used on land or in water, air, and/or space.

The military designation for a pilot was PL-1. Whether this applied to all pilots or only starfighter pilots is unknown.

On smaller ships, the word pilot and captain were interchangeable, but on larger vessels, the pilot or pilots were rarely the commanders of the vessels.

Notable pilots

• Curtis Brown
• Wedge Antilles
• Syal Antilles
• Darth Caedus
• Lando Calrissian
• Tycho Celchu
• Jon Vander
• Kyp Durron
• Juno Eclipse
• Jagged Fel
• Soontir Fel
• Davijaan
• Adi Gallia
• Corran Horn

An alien starfighter pilot with a headset comlink.

• Wes Janson
• Obi-Wan Kenobi
• Plo Koon
• Shawnkyr Nuruodo
• Hawk
• Platt Okeefe
• Carth Onasi
• Atton Rand
• Dak Ralter
• Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader
• Luke Skywalker
• Han Solo
• Jaina Solo
• Siri Tachi
• Kell Tainer
• Saesee Tiin

See also

• TIE pilots
• Rebel pilot
• Clone pilot
• OOM pilot battle droid
• Imperial Army pilot
• Jedi ace

Appearances

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• Young Jedi Knights: Diversity Alliance

Sources

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• Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, First Edition
• Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, Second Edition
• Galaxy Guide 2: Yavin and Bespin, Second Edition
• Heroes and Rogues
• Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, Second Edition, Revised and Expanded
• Star Wars Gamemaster Screen, Revised
• Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive
• Star Wars: Rebellion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
• Threats of the Galaxy
• "Classic Moment" - Star Wars Insider 104
• "Toy Wars" - Star Wars Insider 107

External links

• Pilot on Wikipedia

From SWG Wiki

Pilot is an auxiliary profession. All player characters can be pilots, regardless of their primary profession.

Factions

The pilot profession is comprised of three Galactic Civil War faction declarations. Player characters declared Galactic Empire or Rebel Alliance can become either pilots for their respective faction or freelance pilots. However, neutral player characters with no faction declaration can only become freelance pilots. Player characters can become pilots by visiting one of the three faction recruiters as follows:

Squadrons

Player characters must also choose one of three associated squadrons for advancement as follows:

Alliance Pilot
Squadron	Trainer	Planet	Location	Waypoint
Arkon's Havoc Squadron	Captain Kreezo	Corellia	Tyrena	-5177, -2281
Crimson Phoenix Squadron	Commander Da'la Socuna	Tatooine	Mos Espa	-3002, 2202
Vortex Squadron	V3-FX (droid)	Naboo	Moenia	4764, -4795
Freelance Pilot
Squadron	Trainer	Planet	Location	Waypoint
CorSec Squadron	Sergeant Rhea	Corellia	Coronet	-275, -4730
RSF Squadron(Imperial aligned)	Captain Dinge	Naboo	Theed	-5497, 4575
Smuggler Alliance(Alliance aligned)	Dravis	Tatooine	Mos Eisley	3429, -4788
Imperial Pilot
Squadron	Trainer	Planet	Location	Waypoint
Black Epsilon	Hakasha Sireen	Talus	Imperial Outpost	-2183, 2259
Imperial Inquisition	Lt. Barn Sinkko	Naboo	Kadaara	5204, 6728
Storm Squadron	Lt. Akal Colzet	Tatooine	Bestine	-1110, -3514

See also

• Ship