piloting

Speech parts

1. piloting - Noun

2. piloting - Verb

Meaning

of Pilot

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

navigation pilotage shepherd aeronautics captain control leading direct test pilot fly guide flight drive testing

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Antonyms

following according beginning failing attending backing

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Hypernyms

trade direction craft guidance steering

Hyponyms

dead-reckoning celestial navigation astronavigation instrument flying

Phrases with the word

canopy piloting aviation piloting flying piloting flight piloting aero piloting airborne piloting

Examples

Additionally, the TARDIS was designed to be flown by six experienced Time Lords, as opposed to just the Doctor piloting (and, often, not very well). Source: Internet

Adding power First flight of the Wright Flyer I, December 17, 1903, Orville piloting, Wilbur running at wingtip. Source: Internet

After piloting the aircraft, RAF Squadron Leader Steve Long said that, over its existing aircraft, the F-35 will give "the RAF and Navy a quantum leap in airborne capability." Source: Internet

Aug. 1, 1977 — Francis Gary Powers, a pilot whose U-2 spy plane was shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960, was killed when the KNBC-TV news helicopter he was piloting ran out of fuel and crashed near Encino, California. Source: Internet

After some difficulty taking the first steps, Shinji gains supremely excellent control of the Eva, surpassing all other pilots; piloting Evas has become his most well known talent. Source: Internet

And if you add booze to this mix, piloting this thing is probably more dangerous than driving drunk. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

pilotfish pilothouse piloti pilotism pilotless pilotless aircraft