1. co-pilot - Noun
2. co-pilot - Verb
a relief pilot on an airplane
Source: WordNetAccording to the NTSB, this aggressive use of the rudder controls by the co-pilot caused the vertical stabilizer to snap off the plane. Source: Internet
After ordering the co-pilot to eject, the captain ejected at around convert, as control was lost. Source: Internet
A person who joins the scheme as a passenger will not see a return until they advance through the crew and co-pilot tiers and exit the scheme as a captain. Source: Internet
A resulting fire was quickly extinguished and the crew escaped through the top hatch with only a minor back injury to the co-pilot. Source: Internet
Considered a highly proficient pilot, he entered a cross-country race as a co-pilot in 1939. Source: Internet
Five years ago: Information retrieved from the “black box” data recorder of a doomed German airliner showed its co-pilot repeatedly accelerated the plane before it slammed into a French mountainside, killing all 150 people on board. Source: Internet