Similar words: co-pilot, autopilot, pilot, pilot light, pilot project, pilot program, epilogue, coping. Meaning: ['kəʊ‚paɪlət] 
n. a relief pilot on an airplane.
n. a relief pilot on an airplane. 
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31. Each airplane in the fleet needs to have a crew assigned to it, consisting of a pilot, copilot , and navigator.
32. The copilot mat one side's door was already unable to open.
33. She became a private pilot and then got the necessary ratings to fly air freight and even commuter planes, but always as a copilot.
34. One copilot is Lt. Amelia Ebhardt ("Yes, Mom had a dream about a female pilot before I was born").
35. The crash probe said the first officer, with only two previous flights as a 767 copilot, was too focused on the weather and failed to warn the pilot early enough to abort.
36. That's me, the copilot, and one of the air stewardesses.
37. The copilot returned to the cockpit and asked the captain what he should do.
38. Today, there are only seven of them still alive, including Colonel Richard E. Cole, the copilot of aircraft No. 1.
39. This had fundamentally decided not only advocates driving to need the security aerocyst , the copilot and the back row seat also needs to lean the aerocyst protection.
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