Yes, every pilot of every plane that has ever dropped either atomic or hydrogen bombs either in combat or as a test survived! Some have died since then though on missions unrelated to nuclear weapons, accidents, or old age.
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The World War I German fighter pilot widely known as the Red Baron was Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen.
she was a pilot , but she was also a nurse in World War 1 and was also a cook.
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25 missions
Armstrong was a veteran aviator: he had flown 78 combat missions over Korea as a Navy fighter pilot.
An aeroplane is flown by a person who is known as the pilot.
Walter Cunningham flew into space once as the Lunar Module Pilot on Apollo 7 in October 1968. This was his only mission in space.
There is really no way to judge such a vague description. On what criteria would you judge, how many miles flown safely, how many aircraft flown, how many miles flown, - there is almost no end to the differences you might judge on.
It was flown into it by a crazy pilot
Some planes can, yes. A plane that weighs 12,500 lbs or less, and isn't powered by jet engines, can be flown by one person. There are a very few single-pilot jets, but most jets require two pilots.
Of course. There are black pilots working for Qatar.
The airplane is flown by a pilot who has been trained and then authorized by the appropriate authorities.
they founded the wright brothers master pilot award . this is for very successful pilots. you have to have flown for over 50 years.
No US President hadany record as a combat fighter pilot. George W. Bush was in the Texas Air Froce Reserves and he may have flown old fighters, but never in combat. His father, George H. W. Bush was a notable bomber pilot and flew dozens of missions in WW II. Dwight Eisenhower was certified as a pilot of some sort but never flew in combat.