Pilot
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Science and technology [edit]
- Pilot experiment, a precursor to a full experiment
- Pilot light, a flame kept continually burning and used to light burners on household appliances
- Pilot signal, or pilot tone, in telecommunications
Biology [edit]
- Pilot fish (Naucrates ductor), a small fish
- Pilot whale, a whale-like dolphin
- Agkistrodon piscivorus, or cottonmouth, a venomous pit viper
- Agkistrodon contortrix mokasen, or northern copperhead, a venomous pit viper
- Heterodon platirhinos, or eastern hog-nosed snake, a non-venomous colubrid
Computing [edit]
- Pilot (operating system), designed by Xerox PARC in the 1970s
- PILOT, a computer programming language for computer assisted instruction (CAI)
- Pilot job, a type of multilevel scheduling
Transportation [edit]
- Aviator, a person who flies an aircraft
- Maritime pilot, a mariner who guides ships through hazardous waters
- Sailing Directions, planning guides describing general features of ocean basins and country-specific information for navigators
- Pilot (locomotive), or cowcatcher, a device at the front of locomotives to deflect obstacles
- Station pilot, a locomotive used for shunting passenger coaches and vans
- Pilotman, member of a railway company's staff who travels on every train, and whose duties are to ensure that no more than one train is present in any given section of railroad tracks
- Coast Pilots, American navigation publication distributed yearly by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Office of Coast Survey
- Pilot (automobile)
- Pilot (boat), a pilot boat and museum ship in San Diego, California
Ships [edit]
- HMS Pilot, one of four ships of the British Royal Navy
- Pilot (icebreaker), the first icebreaker ship, built in 1864
Entertainment [edit]
Print [edit]
- "Pilot" (short story), by Stephen Baxter
- The Pilot (Canadian newspaper), a newspaper
- Pilot (UK magazine), a UK-based general aviation magazine
- The Pilot: A Tale of the Sea, a 1824 novel by James Fenimore Cooper
- The Virginian-Pilot, the daily newspaper of Norfolk, Virginia and the surrounding Hampton Roads metro area
- Dropping the Pilot, a 1890 political cartoon
- The Pilot (newspaper), the official newspaper of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston
Film and television [edit]
- The Pilot (film), a 1980 film
- Pilot #5, a 1943 film
- Pilot (Farscape), a character in the science fiction television series Farscape
- Television pilot, a trial episode made to sell a television series
- Pilot (television episode), a disambiguation of television pilots named "Pilot"
- "The Pilot" (Seinfeld), two episodes comprising Seinfeld's Season 4 finale
- Pilot Guides, a travel documentary and guide television series
- Pilots (film), a 2000 Malayalam film
- Pilot (studio), a Russian animation studio
Music [edit]
- Pilot (band), a pop rock group best known for their 1975 hit songs "Magic" and "January"
- Pilot (Russian band), a Russian rock band from Saint Petersburg
- "Pilot" (song), a song by German electronica band The Notwist
- "Pilots" (song), a 2002 song by the band Goldfrapp
Sports [edit]
- Portland Pilots, an NCAA Division I athletics program representing the University of Portland
- Milwaukee Brewers, founded in 1969 as the Seattle Pilots
Commerce [edit]
- Honda Pilot, a large crossover, and Honda's second SUV fully built and designed by Honda
- Pilot (pen company), a Japanese pen manufacturer based in Tokyo, Japan
- PILOT (finance), in public finance, a payment in lieu of taxes
- Pilot Travel Centers, an operator of truck stops in the United States and Canada
- Corporate contract pilot, a pilot that flies private business aircraft on a contract basis
See also [edit]
- Pilot, Virginia
- Pilotage, navigation using fixed visual references on the ground
- Pilate (disambiguation)
- Driver (disambiguation)
- All pages beginning with "The Pilot"
- All pages beginning with "Pilot"
- All pages with titles containing "Pilot"
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