Synonyms for co-pilot
co-pi·lot

Princeton's WordNet

1. copilot, co-pilotnoun

   a relief pilot on an airplane

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1. Jennifer Gabris:

   Once on scene investigators will begin the process of documenting the scene and examining the aircraft, part of the investigation will be to request radar data, weather information, air traffic control communication, airplane maintenance records and the pilot's medical records.

2. Dave Mackay:

   The pilots are controlling what the vehicle does at any stage, it's all dependent on the pilot.

3. Philipp Oettershagen:

   In general it's a very simple thing, what you have is batteries, very energy-dense batteries, and solar modules and the whole concept is that the battery basically gets recharged over the day and then supplies the whole energy during the night. That's the basic concept behind all these vehicles and then you basically have a standard configuration airplane that flies in that case autonomously, meaning that you have the autopilot that takes over the functions from the actual pilot.

4. American Heritage:

   There was a periscope through which the pilot could observe the tail assembly for signs of ice accumulation or mechanical malfunction.

5. Cal Fire:

   The pilot was the only person aboard the helicopter and did not survive the incident.