Yes, the driver of a boat can be referred to as a pilot, especially in the context of larger vessels or commercial shipping. However, for smaller boats, the term "captain" or "operator" is often used. The term "pilot" typically implies someone who is skilled in navigating specific waters or handling complex maneuvers.
a pilot. and a co-pilot.
He is called a pilot.
captain A boat driver.. if you have a small boat you are obvously not a "captain" in the sitcom "Giligan's Island" the "boat driver" was the skipper
captain A boat driver.. if you have a small boat you are obvously not a "captain" in the sitcom "Giligan's Island" the "boat driver" was the skipper
The driver of a space shuttle is called an astronaut.
The word you are seeking is pilot.
Pilot boat is a boat carrying a pilot. Pilot is a local captain who boards a vessel ( ship ) to navigate it into a habour or port. A boat carrying a pilot for embarkation on a ship or after disembarkation from a ship is a pilot boat. Under COLREGS it is required to show a white over red all round lights for identification. No special privledges for for this boat under colregs. A pilot boat not carrying a pilot is not considered a pilot boat but a normal power driven vessl.
A pilot drives and maneuvers a boat depending on where it is going.
Pilot
the name of a plane driver is called a pilot because its the person behind the wheel of the plane
The pronouns that take the place of the noun 'boat driver' are he and him if the driver is a male, and she or her if the driver is a female.Examples:When the boat driver took off, he forgot the lunch cooler. I should try to call him.When the boat driver took off, she forgot the lunch cooler. I should try to call her.
You call an airplane driver a pilot.