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Pilot
Two pilots in an aeroplane cockpit. (TV: The Bells of Saint John)

A pilot or aviator actively directed the flight of an aircraft or spacecraft.

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

Steven Taylor went to flight school and worked as a pilot. (AUDIO: The First Wave)

A pilot on a Skonnan spacecraft was charged with delivering what was to be the final tribute to the Nimon. (TV: The Horns of Nimon)

Grimmon was a Jezark pilot who crashed on Earth during the time of the ancient Greeks. The Fourth Doctor was able to find him, and fixed the ship so Grimmon could return to Jezark. (PROSE: The Brain of Socrates)

Azimendah was the android pilot of the star cruiser Edifice. (AUDIO: The Sirens of Time)

Rosemary Kizlet made the pilot, crew and passengers of an aeroplane unconscious in 2013 London. This was to crash the plan into the house of Clara Oswald and kill her. The Eleventh Doctor used the TARDIS to get on board, then disabled the Wi-Fi that was used to knock everyone out. (TV: The Bells of Saint John)

A pilot flew a helicopter which took visitors to and from Snowcap University. (COMIC: Blood and Ice)

Kazran Sardick would not give permission to a pilot to land his spaceship in Sardicktown. Already in the atmosphere, the ship was going to crash. The Eleventh Doctor convinced Kazran to change his mind, saving the crew and passengers on board. (TV: A Christmas Carol)

Blueboy was Mr Hitch's hired pilot. (COMIC: Spirits of the Jungle)

Blade was a pilot in 1966. He worked out of Gatwick Airport. (TV: The Faceless Ones)

Captain Stapley was the pilot of the Concorde designated Golf Alpha Charlie in 1982. (TV: Time-Flight)

Josiah Rowe's grandfather was a pilot in the American Army Air Corps during the First World War. He took a photograph of his fellow pilots in a base in Foggia, Italy. (PROSE: Have You Seen This Man?)