| ENOLAGAY | Second World War bomber named after the pilot's mother |
| ENOLA | ___ Gay (infamous plane named for the pilot's mother) |
| LANCASTER | World War II bomber (9) |
| FLYINGCIRCUS | Term, found in the name of the Monty Python sketch series, for an exhibition of aerobatic stunts; or, the pilots and wing-walkers taking part in said aerial barnstorm collectively (6,6) |
| COCKPIT | Code of conduct starts on weekend for the orchestra and for the pilots (7) |
| RAF | The pilots of Penzance: Abbr. |
| BLACKBOX | Experimental theatre recreates everything the pilots say in Airplane (5,3) |
| AIRMEN | Pair mentioned to some of the pilots (6) |
| ETAS | Moving a seat to spot the pilots' landing predictions (1,1,2) |
| CLOTHESHANGER | What the pilots keep their uniforms in? Or on (7,6) |
| AIRBASES | Broadcast by a number of musicians on the radio by the pilot's stations? (3,5) |
| FLIGHTDECK | Last shelf has a torch and a pack of cards for the pilots in here |
| ANITA | The Pilot's Wife author Shreve |
| SHREVE | 1998: The Pilot's Wife novelist, Anita ___ |
| CANOPY | Article in duplicate goes over the pilot's head |
| EJECTORSEAT | It causes the pilot's sudden discharge (7,4) |
| ALTIMETER | The pilot's instrument has to change? About time! (9) |
| DANDARE | "The Pilot of the Future" whose stories were features in the Eagle comic from 1950 to 1967 (3,4) |
| DASHBOARD | The panel facing the driver of a vehicle or the pilot of an aircraft (9) |
| AVIATOR | The pilot of a plane, especially in the early days of flying (7) |
