Who do pilots say wilco?

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usually proceded by "Roger" which means that you acknowledge the last transmission and "wilco" means you will co-operate with that transmission. I've been a pilot for 35 years, these terms aren't used anymore

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Wilco is short for will comply, so they're more than likely agreeing to do something.

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Pilots say Wilco because it is a term for Will Comply. They do this because when using a radio, sometimes it will cut in and out. For this same reason they use niner for the number nine.

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Wilco is short for "Will Cooperate". Another term for "Roger" or "OK"

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Your question doesn't make sense, if you are asking what it means it's Will carry out orders.

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it means they "will comply" with the instructions given to them by ATC.

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wilco simply stands for will comply meaning i will do that or roger that.

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= Roger

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It's not the same as roger! Roger is used to acknowledge a transmission of advisory nature. It simply means "I have received your transmission", or "I understand that, thanks for the info". Wilco is used as an aswer for an instruction, meaning "I will comply"..

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They are paying homage to Lt. Roger Wilco from Dayton, Ohio. The first aviator to actually consume airline food and survive.

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Wilco is the short form of will comply. This means that the pilot will carry out instructions given to them by ATC. And,Roger is NOT the same as wilco. Roger means that the pilot has recieved (heard) the last transmission by ATC. A common phrase used by pilots is roger,wilco. This means that the pilot has heard the previous instruction given by ATC and will carry out that instruction.

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