Navigation of aircraft by visual reference to landmarks. 

process of navigating using fixed visual references.

A method of navigation in which the pilot, flying at low altitudes, uses visual references and compares symbols on aeronautical charts with surface features on the ground in order to navigate.

The term ‘pilotage’ as used in the context of maritime law means the navigation of vessels. The business of navigating vessels may also be referred to as pilotage.

(n) the guidance of ships or airplanes from place to place(n) the occupation of a pilot

Assisting the master of a ship in navigation when entering or leaving a port.

The act of assisting the master of a ship in navigation when entering or leaving a port or in confined water.

The conducting of a vessel within restricted waters. Also, the fee for the services of a pilot.

navigating to a destination by means of matching landmarks to aviation maps (as opposed to navigation by means of electronic equipment in the aircraft). PIREP

A navigation technique that involves identifying outside visual reference points and comparing them with features described on charts.

Service duties, remuneration or establishment of a pilot or pilots. 2. Navigation of ship by methods that do not require celestial observations.

The act carried out by a pilot of assisting the master of a ship in navigation when entering or leaving a port. Sometimes used to define the fee payable for the services of a pilot. Also, the act of n [..]

The act carried out by a pilot of assisting the master of a ship in navigation when entering or leaving a port. Sometimes used to define the fee payable for the services of a pilot. Also, the act of n [..]

The act carried out by a pilot of assisting the master of a ship in navigation when entering or leaving a port. Sometimes used to define the fee payable for the services of a pilot.

The act carried out by a pilot of assisting the master of a ship in navigation when entering or leaving a port. Sometimes used to define the fee payable for the services of a pilot. Also, the act of n [..]

The act carried out by a pilot of assisting the master of a ship in navigation when entering or leaving a port. Sometimes used to define the fee payable for the services of a pilot.

Assisting the master of a ship in navigation when entering or leaving a port.

"Pilotage," "piloting" or "to pilot" means the actions of a licensee or trainee in assisting the master of a vessel under ORS 776.405 (License required) while the vessel [..]

The act carried out by a pilot of assisting the master of a ship in navigation when entering or leaving a port. Sometimes used to define the fee payable for the services of a pilot.

1. The services of especially qualified navigators having local knowledge who assist in the navigation of vessels in particular areas. Also called PILOTAGE SERVICE. 2. A term loosely used for piloting [..]

navigating using visual landmarks on the ground

Navigation by visual reference to landmarks

Term preferred by pilots in place of dead reckoning.

Assistance provided by a pilot to a ship's master when entering or leaving port.

Service that pilots provide to ships, indicating the required maneuvers for their displacement inside or outside the operational area of the Terminal.