aviator
C459
concept
An aviator is a person trained and licensed to operate and navigate aircraft through the air.
All labels observed (41)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| aviator canonical | 219 |
| astronaut | 203 |
| test pilot | 128 |
| aviation pioneer | 110 |
| aeronautical engineer | 108 |
| military aviator | 106 |
| fighter ace | 76 |
| naval aviator | 39 |
| fighter pilot | 31 |
| World War I flying ace | 24 |
| Luftwaffe pilot | 23 |
| pilot | 23 |
| flying ace | 19 |
| military pilot | 14 |
| balloonist | 13 |
| airline pilot | 9 |
| aeronaut | 8 |
| pioneer of aviation | 8 |
| First World War flying ace | 7 |
| aerobatic pilot | 6 |
| bomber pilot | 5 |
| Soviet military aviator | 4 |
| pioneer aviator | 3 |
| American woman aviator | 2 |
| air racer | 2 |
| aviation figure | 2 |
| stunt pilot | 2 |
| Brazilian aviator | 1 |
| Canadian World War I flying ace | 1 |
| German military aviator | 1 |
| Italian World War I flying ace | 1 |
| Peruvian aviator | 1 |
| World War I pilot | 1 |
| air racing pilot | 1 |
| airplane pilot | 1 |
| airshow performer | 1 |
| glider pilot | 1 |
| jet pilot | 1 |
| record-breaking pilot | 1 |
| royal pilot | 1 |
| советский военный лётчик | 1 |
Description generation (CDg)
The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the class name and this instruction.
Instruction
generate a one-sentence description for a given conceptual class. # Response Format Return only the sentence: "Description: [one-sentence description of the conceptional class]"
Input
Class: aviator
Generated description
An aviator is a person trained and licensed to operate and navigate aircraft through the air.
Instances (992)
| Instance | Via concept surface |
|---|---|
| Randolph St. Cosmo | aeronaut |
| Barry Eugene "Reid" Wiseman | naval aviator |
|
Neil Armstrong
linked to:
Neil Armstrong (honorary freeman)
|
astronaut |
| Yuri V. Lonchakov | military pilot |
|
Charles W. Sweeney
linked to:
aircraft commander Charles W. Sweeney
|
pilot |
|
Ronald E. Evans
linked to:
St. Francis, Kansas, United States
|
astronaut |
| Frank Wilbur Wead | — |
|
Hugh M. Elmendorf
linked to:
Elmendorf
|
military aviator |
| Theodore Honey | aeronautical engineer |
|
Thomas B. McGuire
linked to:
431st Fighter Squadron
|
fighter ace |
| Helmut Wick | fighter ace |
| Walter Oesau | Luftwaffe pilot |
| Scott Speicher | military aviator |
| Karl Emil Schäfer | World War I flying ace |
| Kent V. Rominger | test pilot |
| Major Sheldon H. Wheeler | military aviator |
| Edward Mannock | fighter ace |
| Lindsay Noseworth | aeronaut |
| Alfonso de Orleans y Borbón | military aviator |
| Bradley "Rooster" Bradshaw | fighter pilot |
|
Paul J. Weitz
linked to:
Paul J. Weitz – Skylab 2
|
test pilot |
|
Stelio Frati
linked to:
Frati
|
aeronautical engineer |
|
Stelio Frati
linked to:
F.30
|
aeronautical engineer |
| Ellen Church | aviation pioneer |
|
William R. Pogue
linked to:
William R. Pogue – Skylab 4
|
— |
| Octave Chanute | aviation pioneer |
| William R. Pogue | astronaut |
| Scorch Supernova | astronaut |
|
Rudolf Fizir
linked to:
Fizir F23
|
aeronautical engineer |
| Jeffrey Skiles | airline pilot |
|
Rudolf Fizir
linked to:
Fizir F24
|
aeronautical engineer |
| Vincent Campbell | astronaut |
| Valery Bykovsky | military pilot |
|
Rudolf Fizir
linked to:
Fizir F25
|
aviation pioneer |
|
Pete Conrad
linked to:
Pete
|
astronaut |
| Pierre J. Thuot | military aviator |
| Erich Bachem | aeronautical engineer |
| Clyde Pangborn | — |
| Harold F. Pitcairn | aviation pioneer |
| Valery Fyodorovich Bykovsky | military pilot |
| Cesáreo L. Berisso | — |
| Kenneth Arnold | — |
|
Edgar Schmued
linked to:
Schmued
|
aeronautical engineer |
| Charles Conrad Jr. | astronaut |
| Queen Bess | — |
|
Bessie Coleman
linked to:
Brave Bessie
|
— |
|
Bessie Coleman
linked to:
John Coleman (brother)
|
— |
| David Fravor | — |
|
Alan L. Bean
linked to:
Wheeler, Texas, United States
|
astronaut |
| Jeffrey S. Ashby | military aviator |