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senior pilot

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Explanation of "Senior Pilot"

Definition: A "senior pilot" is a noun that refers to a pilot who has more experience and training than other pilots. This person is often in charge of flying an aircraft, especially in important situations or on large flights.

Advanced Usage:

In the aviation industry, the senior pilot is usually responsible for the overall operation of the flight. They may also be referred to as the "captain."

Word Variants:
  • Pilot: A general term for a person who flies an aircraft.
  • Co-pilot: The second pilot who assists the senior pilot.
  • Flight Crew: This includes all the personnel on the flight, including the senior pilot and co-pilot.
Different Meanings:

While "senior" can refer to someone older in different contexts (like "senior citizen"), in aviation, it specifically means someone with more experience.

Synonyms:
  • Captain (in the context of aviation)
  • Lead pilot
  • Chief pilot
Idioms:
  • "Take the helm": This means to take control or lead a situation, similar to how a senior pilot leads the flight.
Phrasal Verbs:

There aren’t specific phrasal verbs linked directly to "senior pilot," but you might encounter phrases like: - "Take off": To begin a flight. - "Land (the plane)": To bring the airplane back to the ground.

Noun
  1. the pilot in charge of an airship

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