Pilot

• Jennifer "Pilot" Chase, a character in the TV series Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future
• Pilot (Farscape), a character in the science fiction television series Farscape

• Pilot No. 5, a 1943 film
• Pilots (film), a 2000 Malayalam film
• The Pilot (film), a 1980 film adapted from the Davis novel

• "Pilot" (short story), by Stephen Baxter
• The Pilot, a novel by Robert P. Davis
• The Pilot: A Tale of the Sea, an 1824 novel by James Fenimore Cooper

• Pilot (band), a pop rock outfit best known for their greatest hit songs "Magic" and "January"
• Pilot (Russian band), a Russian rock band from Saint Petersburg

• Pilot (Mallory Knox EP), 2011
• Pilot (Reuben EP), 2001

• "Pilot" (50 Cent song), 2014
• "Pilot", a 2014 song by the British band Amber Run
• "Pilot", a 1970 song by the band Blue Cheer from The Original Human Being
• "Pilot", a song by The Notwist from the 2002 album Neon Golden
• "Pilots" (song), a 2002 song by the band Goldfrapp
• "The Pilot" (Double Experience song), 2017
• "The Pilot", a 1976 song by England Dan & John Ford Coley from I Hear Music

Pilot

• Pilot (UK magazine), a UK-based general aviation magazine
• The Pilot (Dublin newspaper), 1830s–1840s Dublin-based Repeal Association newspaper owned and edited by Richard Barrett
• The Pilot (Massachusetts newspaper), the official newspaper of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston
• The Virginian-Pilot, the daily newspaper of Norfolk, Virginia and the surrounding Hampton Roads metro area
• The Pilot (North Carolina newspaper), a semiweekly newspaper published in Moore County, North Carolina

• "Pilot" (television episode), list of television pilots named "Pilot"
• "The Pilot" (Doctor Who), an episode of the tenth series of Doctor Who
• "The Pilot" (Seinfeld), the two-part season finale of Seinfeld's fourth season

• Pilot fish (Naucrates ductor), a small fish
• Pilot whale, a whale-like dolphin

• Pilot (operating system), designed by Xerox PARC in the 1970s
• PILOT, a computer programming language for computer assisted instruction (CAI)
• Pilot job, a type of multilevel scheduling

• Pilot experiment, a precursor to a full experiment
• Pilot light, a flame kept continually burning and used to light burners on household appliances
• Pilot signal, or pilot tone, in telecommunications

• Pilot (automobile), three models of automobile produced in the early 1900s
• Ford Pilot, a European Ford sold during the late 1940s
• Honda Pilot, a large crossover SUV sold by Honda

• Pilot (1813 ship), a convict transport to New South Wales
• Pilot (boat), a pilot boat and museum ship in San Diego, California
• Pilot (icebreaker), the first icebreaker ship, built in 1864
• HMS Pilot, one of four ships of the British Royal Navy

• Pilot (locomotive), a device that deflects obstacles from the front of a locomotive, also known as a cowcatcher
• Pilotman, a railway worker who ensures that only one train enters a single track rail segment at a time
• Station pilot, a locomotive used for shunting passenger coaches and vans