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Test pilot for Goering-Gage Aviation. Assists in forming an air patrol to hunt the mysterious Pilot X. Later mistaken for the killer by Inspector Gallagher, he is pursued and engages in a final dogfig...
Ward of Henry Goering. Plays a key role in uncovering clues by finding Saunders' broken goggles near Dr. Norris's body and in his plane. Later trapped aboard Saunders' aircraft during the climax, she...
Psychiatrist hired to investigate the suspicious plane crashes. Identifies the threat as a deranged WWI flying ace dubbed Pilot X. Assists in forming the ace patrol team but is murdered after contacti...
Son of Henry Goering. Initially suspected by the group due to his background as a former prisoner of war. Ultimately revealed as the mastermind Pilot X after his downed aircraft is discovered containi...
Owner of Goering-Gage Aviation Corporation. Responds to the series of suspicious aircraft crashes by hiring a psychiatrist and collaborating with others to form an elite group of former WWI flying ace...
Inspector from the U.S. Department of Commerce who investigates the mysterious crashes. After the escalating violence, he incorrectly suspects Jerry Blackwood of being Pilot X and orders an aerial pur...
American lieutenant and former WWI ace recruited for the patrol team. He is falsely accused of being Pilot X when incriminating paint is found in his locker, and later tasked by Inspector Gallagher to...
Canadian lieutenant and former WWI ace recruited to track the mysterious attacker. He is framed when his aircraft is marked with an X, leading Jerry Blackwood to mistakenly identify and kill him durin...
British captain and former WWI flying ace recruited to hunt Pilot X. Suffers a mental breakdown following the first patrol. Later becomes a suspect and pursues Blackwood in the sky with Helen aboard,...
French lieutenant and former WWI flying ace recruited to confront the mysterious attacker. He is killed by Pilot X during the second day of the group's aerial patrols.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gallagher sends Saunders with Ives to pursue Blackwood after suspecting Jerry.
Gallagher sends Ives after Blackwood when he suspects Jerry of being Pilot X.
After the mystery is solved, Jerry and Helen realize that they are attracted to one another and embrace.
Helen Gage is described as Henry's ward.
Henry hires Dr. Norris to question the crash survivor and investigate the attacks.
Jerry is Henry's test pilot and assists him in investigating the suspicious aircraft crashes and forming an air patrol.
The wreckage reveals the body of Carl Goering, identified as Henry Goering's son.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Saunders pursues Blackwood while Helen is trapped aboard Saunders' aircraft.
Pilot X attacks Blackwood in a fierce dogfight, but the attacking aircraft is eventually downed by Blackwood.
Saunders pursues Blackwood with Helen aboard his aircraft, while Blackwood is being treated as a suspect.
Von Guttard is recruited into the group of former flying aces assembled with Blackwood to hunt Pilot X.
La Rue is recruited with Blackwood as one of the former flying aces assigned to confront Pilot X.
Thompson is recruited into the ace group working with Blackwood to track the mysterious attacker.
Gallagher believes that Blackwood is Pilot X and sends Ives and Saunders after him.
Norris works with Blackwood while assembling former flying aces to confront the mysterious attacker.
Aviation investigators and former flying aces confront a hidden attacker while suspicion destroys their alliance from within.
Directed by Elmer Clifton
Pilot X (1936) · 6.3/10 · action, adventure, mystery
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