Flying planes and visiting far-flung places makes being a pilot an absurdly cool job. Given how demanding their job is, it does have its fair share of benefits related to travel.
Who among us didn’t dream of flying when we were young? Even the flight crew, aside from the pilots, has a tough job. Their work is never simple because they have to deal with numerous different customers and locations.
Funny Pilot Puns
Q: What is the title of the movie where the pilots battle it out to put their aircraft in the hangar at the end of the day?
A: It’s called “The Hangar Games.”
Q: What sort of chocolate do pilots enjoy eating?
A: A chocolate bar for airplanes.
Q: Why are drone operators viewed as haughty?
A: Because they are arrogant toward others.
Q: Why was the pilot turned down during the last interview?
A: Because he claimed to be grounded.
Q: What caused the flight attendants to freak out when someone chose to leave an hour early?
A: Because the pilot was there.
Q: How would you refer to the brother-and-brother pilots who are unable to control an aircraft?
A: The Mistaken Brothers.
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Q: What occurs if the plane’s propeller fan breaks down?
A: The pilot begins to perspire.
Q: Why are spiders unable to fly?
A: Because all they can do is tailspin.
Q: What transpired when the pilot completed his final test and went through the rainbow?
A: He did extremely well on the test.
Q: What transpires if an airline pilot cracks a bad joke about flying?
A: Never touches down.
Q: What would you say about a pilot who wanted to be a sailor but worked for an airline?
A: He’s in the wrong line of work.
Q: What were the co-question pilots to one pilot?
A: Who is operating this apparatus?
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Q: What prevents pilots from investing in beachfront real estate?
A: The terrain is too low.
Q: Why do you always lose to air force pilots in competitions?
A: Due to the fact that pilots are always ready for arrival.
Q: What influenced the pilot’s decision to retire?
A: Due to the excessive Boeing.
Q: Why aren’t pilots ever given tickets for speeding?
A: Since they operate outside the law?
Q: Which disease affects pilots the most?
A: It took off.
Q: Where did the pilot and ghost first meet?
A: in another aircraft?
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A: Considering that he posed a serious flight risk.
Q: Why is the flight attendant not liked by the pilot?
A: Since the flight attendant makes light of his poor attitude.
Q: What do you call a stupid co-pilot who is unable to fly an aircraft?
A: An idiot.
Q: How does a pilot of a private jet transition to commercial aviation?
A: by covering the plane with stickers for advertisements?
Q: The small aircraft was returned to its hangar for what reason?
A: Due to the bad altitude.
Q: What is the expression for someone who is tired of being in an airport?
A: A fatal disease.
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Q: What do you call an approaching-crash airplane?
A: A plane for errors.
Q: How loud does the 737 make when it jumps?
A: Airbus, Airbus, Airbus.
Q: What would result from flying the aircraft in reverse?
A: You receive a slipping airline.
Q: Which modes of transportation does a rabbit use?
A: the hare-plane.
Q: If you saw Harry Potter on a plane, what would you find?
A: A sorcerer on the air.
Q: What happens if you file a lawsuit against a major airline for misplacing your luggage?
A: Your case is lost.
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Q: Why did the flight attendant prevent the vulture from boarding the aircraft in question?
A: Because there was too much carrion for the vulture.
Q: What would result from a plane encounter with a snake?
A: A Boeing constrictor is what you get.
Q: How frequently do aircraft crash?
A: Just once.
Q: If you wear a watch on a plane, what will happen?
A: Time flies by.
Q: How do archers cover such a large area?
A: Aboard an arrow plane.
Q: What do you think an airport policeman inside a plane should be called?
A: A copper heli.
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A: Due to an overbooked schedule.
Q: What took place after the kid jumped from the plane?
A: He was in a happy place.
Q: Where does a climber’s plane land?
A: On a precipice.
Q: What results if a giraffe ingests a toy jet?
A: A neck-punching plane.
Q: What cannot smell but has eyes, wings, and a nose?
A: An airship.
Q: Why did the girl take a plane to Los Angeles?
A: She wanted to pursue higher education.
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Q: Why do students read while flying?
A: They desire higher grades.
Q: Who was to blame for the plane’s jerky landing?
A: The concrete.
Q: Which school is the worst to leave early?
A: The school for aviation.
Q: Why was the flight engineer’s marriage proposal to his girlfriend rejected?
A: Because she disliked travelers on airplanes.
Q: Where are the Great Plains located?
A: In prestigious airports.
Q: How do you like it working on a cruise ship?
A: It certainly has its highs and lows.
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Q: How does the food taste on board the plane?
A: It is extremely flat.
Q: What did the person carrying a small suitcase get asked by the check-in agent?
A: Are you traveling light?
Q: What is the most typical depiction of flying food in a cartoon?
A: Pie lots are numerous.
Q: What do you call police officers operating covertly in airports?
A: Cloth officers for planes.
Q: What do you think of a rubber-made aircraft?
A: It is known as Boing 747.
Q: Why did everyone panic when the oxygen level in the aircraft dropped?
A: Because the atmosphere was tense.
Q: Why did the co-pilot welcome his friend to the flight, and the passengers started to freak out?
A: “Hello, Jack,” he said.
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A: A person who is very committed to his craft.
Q: How can you tell if there is a pilot present?
A: He or she will inform you.
Q: Seven hundred forty-seven bounces; what noise does it make?
A: Boeing! Boeing! Boeing!”
Q: What distinguishes a pilot from a pepperoni pizza, you ask?
A: A pepperoni pizza can sustain a four-person family.
Q: Why was the tiny plane delivered to his hangar?
A: Poor elevation.
Q: Who designed an unflyable aircraft?
A: The incorrect brothers.
Q: What happens to a bad joke about flying?
A: It never lands, that is.
Q: What distinguishes God from an airplane pilot?
A: God does not believe that he is a pilot.
Q: What do builders of aircraft have to say about their work?
A: It is captivating.
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Q: Once, I questioned a pilot, “How frequently do these things crash?” “Usually just once,” he retorted.
A: Crashes indeed tend to be one-time events.
Q: A pilot I know was painting at his home during the Coronavirus lockdown; I went by to take a look and was pleasantly surprised by how skillfully he landed.
A: It’s impressive to see skills transfer even to painting.
Q: Son: “Mom, I want to be a pilot when I grow up.” Son, I’m sorry, but you can’t do both.
A: Sometimes choices have to be made!
Q: What makes a duck different from a co-pilot? A duck is skilled at flying.
A: Ducks do have that advantage.
Q: My website for kamikaze pilots was just launched. No landing page exists.
A: A landing page might be tricky for them!
Q: How do you know when a date with a pilot is halfway over? Enough about flying, let’s talk about me, he says.
A: Pilots do have a passion for their profession.
Q: How many pilots are required to replace a single lightbulb? The earth revolves around him as he holds the lightbulb.
A: It seems the pilot is the center of attention.
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Q: How can you tell if there is a pilot present? He probably already told you.
A: Pilots do love to share their experiences.
Q: What share medical professionals and pilots? When they were young, both of them desired to become pilots.
A: The dream of flying often starts early.
Q: What is the primary distinction between a pilot and a god? God doesn’t consider himself to be a pilot.
A: Indeed, pilots don’t have divine status.
Q: What distinguishes a co-pilot from a jet engine? When the plane lands, the jet engine stops whining.
A: Jet engines can be noisy!
Q: What do you call an air hostess who is expecting? Pilot blunder.
A: That’s quite a unique name!
Q: What is black, long, and dangles a big ass in front of it? The ties worn by pilots.
A: Pilot ties can be quite distinctive.
Q: Why are drone pilots regarded as the sky’s snobs? They constantly look down on everybody.
A: Drones do offer a unique perspective.
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A: That sounds like a prescription for success.
Q: When interviewing for a job, what should a pilot never say? I am reasonable.
A: Employers usually look for more than just being reasonable.
Q: Where does a climber of mountains keep his plane? On a precipice.
A: A high and scenic parking spot!
Q: Why do people dislike flight attendants so quickly? Later on, to save time.
A: A play on words about “dislike.”
Q: Will there ever be invisible aircraft? I just don’t think they’ll take off.
A: Invisibility might not be the best feature for aircraft.
Q: Why was the plane delivered to his bedroom? Poor altitude.
A: Seems like a room with a low ceiling!
Q: Why do flight attendants excel as space travelers? They are adept at taking up room.
A: Flight attendants know how to make the most of the space.
Q: What can fly and has a nose but no sense of smell? An aircraft.
A: Aircraft are quite impressive machines!
Q: What is the phrase “giraffe swallowing a toy jet”? An “aircraft in the neck.”
A: That’s quite the imagery!
Q: Where can you find the Great Plains? At prestigious airports.
A: Sounds like an interesting travel destination!
Q: An individual approaches the counter at the airport. Can I assist you? The agent inquires. The man requests a roundtrip ticket. The agent asks, “Where to?” He responds, “Right back to here.”
A: Keeping it simple, I see!
Q: How frequently do planes crash? Only once.
A: Thankfully, it’s usually just once!
Q: What options do I have? the passenger questioned. Yes, or no, she answered.
A: Sometimes, choices are straightforward!
Q: How do aircraft manufacturers describe their work? It’s captivating.
A: Building planes can be captivating indeed!
Q: What do you call a backward-flying aircraft? An airline that is slipping.
A: A clever play on words!
Q: Who was the paper airplane’s inventor? The Brothers Write.
A: A creative take on paper airplane origins!
Q: How did an ant die after falling out of an airplane? Starved to death while descending.
A: A tiny ant’s big adventure!
Q: Jets are religious, whereas airplanes are atheists. Why? Due to Jet Spray.
A: A humorous take on aircraft beliefs!
Q: Why was the plane delivered to his bedroom? He was out of his altitude.
A: An altitude issue indeed!
Q: What is able to fly but not smell? An aircraft.
A: Aircraft have many talents, but smelling isn’t one of them!
Q: Why don’t ducks crack jokes while flying? Mainly because they would quack!
A: Ducks have their own unique sense of humor!
Q: Why do airplane restroom windows have frosted glass? No one is going to look in from 30,000 feet, so who knows?
A: A mystery of aviation!
Q: Where should we go on vacation? Asked passengers on different airplanes. The opposing jet: “I don’t know. We’ll just wing it!”
A: Taking a spontaneous approach to travel!
Q: Why won’t a Redbull take a plane ride? It has wings already.
A: Redbull doesn’t need a plane!
Q: What does someone who doesn’t like airline food say when they’re given chicken steak? “Perhaps the breast,” you say.
A: Picky eaters on airplanes have their own language!
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