Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

bush-pilot

noun
/bʊʃ ˈpaɪlət/
Definition
A bush-pilot is a pilot who flies small aircraft in remote and undeveloped areas, often delivering supplies or transporting people to locations without regular commercial air service.
Examples
  • The bush-pilot navigated through the dense wilderness to reach the isolated village.
  • Many bush-pilots have amazing skills in flying and landing in difficult conditions.
Meaning
The term refers to pilots who operate in challenging environments, typically over forests, mountains, and other rugged terrains.
Synonyms
  • Charter pilot
  • Remote pilot
  • Air taxi pilot