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• The pilot purposely crashed the plane and was working with the others, he also killed the co-pilot in the process during the mission,that is why the co-pilot was found out of his seat,also the pilot is not dead,there has been a confirmation that the pilot will return in one of the future episodes.
  • Confirmation of seeing the pilot again in a future episode does not mean he's still alive. It's likely we'll just see him in a flashback.
    • He was already in one of Claire's flashbacks, but the scene was cut because it was not necessary. This is likly what the writers were referring to.
      • It has been said that the pilot will return in season 4 in a way that will be unexpected by fans, perhaps he is still alive and will be on the island or will be in a flashfoward.
        • The producers have stated that "dead on the island is dead." Therefore, how would the pilot appear in a flashforward (although not completely impossible as Charlie showed up in the season 4 premier)? If he shows up again, it will likely have to be a flashback. Additionally, this may be the reference in 'Confirmed Dead' (S4E2).
• Given what we've seen of the monster, it seems unlikely that the monster would kill the pilot for no good reason. If the reason was not just to scare Charlie, Kate, and Jack, maybe to keep the pilot quiet about something.
  • Juliet (Other) makes reference to the fact that the Others don't know what the monster is, but that it hates their fences. This could be a clue that the pilot was in fact connected to Mittelos Bioscience or another connected company.
    • Ben however seems to know what the Monster is, and seems to have some sort of control of it. Juliet was lying, or it was true; Ben does not tell everything to the other Others.
• In the first episode, Jack was supposed to be killed and left hanging in the tree. This was changed to the Pilot because the studio thought Jack must live in order to not confuse the audience. This could mean that the Pilot is not important in the future, but by the same thought process that would make Jack unimportant and yet he has been key throughout. Maybe this means the Pilot's role has been made more important and it was not his body that was in the tree, and the Pilot is actually involved with DHARMA/ Hanso or even the 'Bad guys' coming in season 4.
• The monster killed him because he was the only survivor of the crash who knew, roughly, where the island was, and the monster needed to protect it.
• The monster killed him mistakenly, thinking he was Frank Lapidus.
  • Based on what happened to Mr. Eko, The Monster seems to be able to identify its victims, even more: it can project images from a person's past.
• The monster killed Seth Norris because he was not Frank Lapidas. Frank was supposed to come to the Island, not Norris so the monster had to correct this.
• Norris worked for Charles Widmore and was part of a plan to locate the island.
  • It has already been confirmed that Desmond not entering the numbers cause Oceanic 815 to crash on the island because of the electromagnetic pulses from The Swan.
• The Monster had already "judged" him, then it got away, then it went back to kill him.