So with all of these new TIE/FO and T-70 X-Wing pilots coming out with barely distinguishable names and some confusion over which ones come in which packs, here are all of them written up in one place:

TIE/FO Fighter

Epsilon Squadron Pilot, PS1, costs 15 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set and TIE/FO Fighter Expansion Pack

Generic pilot

Pilot ability: None

Elite Pilot Talent: No

Zeta Squadron Pilot, PS3, costs 16 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set and TIE/FO Fighter Expansion Pack

Generic pilot

Pilot ability: None

Elite Pilot Talent: No

Omega Squadron Pilot, PS4, costs 17 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set and TIE/FO Fighter Expansion Pack

Generic pilot

Pilot ability: None

Elite Pilot Talent: Yes

"Epsilon [Ace?]", PS4, unknown point cost

Source: TIE/FO Fighter Expansion Pack

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: Unknown

Elite Pilot Talent: Unknown

"Zeta Ace", PS5, costs 18 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: When performing a barrel roll, you may use the straight 2 template (instead of the straight 1 template).

Elite Pilot Talent: Yes

"Epsilon Leader", PS6, costs 19 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: At the start of the Combat phase, remove 1 stress token from each friendly ship at Range 1.

Elite Pilot Talent: No

"Zeta [Leader?]", PS7, unknown point cost

Source: TIE/FO Fighter Expansion Pack

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: Unknown

Elite Pilot Talent: Unknown

"Omega Ace", PS7, costs 20 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: When attacking, you may spend a focus token and a target lock you have on the defender to change all of your results to critical hit results.

Elite Pilot Talent: Yes

"Omega Leader", PS8, costs 21 points

Source: TIE/FO Fighter Expansion Pack

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: Enemy ships that you have locked cannot modify any dice when attacking you or defending against your attacks.

Elite Pilot Talent: Yes

Also, for reference, all TIE/FO Fighters have 2 attack, 3 agility, 3 hull, 1 shield, a Tech slot, and an action bar with Focus, Target Lock, Barrel Roll and Evade.

T-70 X-Wing

Blue Squadron Novice, PS2, costs 24 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set and T-70 X-Wing Expansion Pack

Generic pilot

Pilot ability: None

Elite Pilot Talent: No

Red Squadron Veteran, PS4, costs 26 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set and T-70 X-Wing Expansion Pack

Generic pilot

Pilot ability: None

Elite Pilot Talent: Yes

"Blue Ace", PS5, costs 27 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: When performing a boost action, you may use the turn left 1 or turn right 1 template.

Elite Pilot Talent: No

"Red Ace", PS6, costs 29 points

Source: T-70 X-Wing Expansion Pack

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: The first time you remove a shield token from your ship each round. assign 1 evade token to your ship.

Elite Pilot Talent: No

[Asty?], PS7, unknown point cost

Source: T-70 X-Wing Expansion Pack

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: Unknown

Elite Pilot Talent: Unknown

Poe Dameron, PS8, costs 31 points

Source: The Force Awakens Core Set

Unique pilot

Pilot ability: While attacking or defending, if you have a focus token, you may change 1 of your focus results to a hit or evade result.

Elite Pilot Talent: Yes

Also, for reference, all T-70 X-Wings have 3 attack, 2 agility, 3 hull, 3 shields, a Torpedo slot, an Astromech slot, a Tech slot, and an action bar with Focus, Target Lock and Boost.

[edit] And thanks to Mu0n, here's a graphical representation!

I needed an image to help myself, so I went ahead and did it.

2 of them are garbled because we don't have them fully spoiled yet.

You're doing Glod's work here, Danthrax.

first two have the same name

you probably mean Zeta Squadron Pilot for the ps3?

first two have the same name

Thank you; fixed.

Gotta be a clue.

aaaaand I misspelled Asty's name. Fixed that, too!

(Just gotta remember ... Asty is nasty ... hopefully that turns out to be true)

Yeah, Nasty Asty would be an awfully good squad name.

One interesting side note, somebody was pointing out that although the shape is different (rectangle, versus round), the black and yellow chequered pattern on Asty's helmet is the same as on Biggs'. Curious to know what that is a reference to, assuming it's not just unfortunate foreshadowing for poor Asty there.

...maybe he rhymes with tasty instead. o_O

ALL DAT GLORY...

Yeah, Nasty Asty would be an awfully good squad name.

One interesting side note, somebody was pointing out that although the shape is different (rectangle, versus round), the black and yellow chequered pattern on Asty's helmet is the same as on Biggs'. Curious to know what that is a reference to, assuming it's not just unfortunate foreshadowing for poor Asty there.

Well, Asty does have that fleshy mustache.

I believe the Omega Squadron Pilot does have an EPT.

I think I need to have some kind of infographics to really commit all of this to memory.

I believe the Omega Squadron Pilot does have an EPT.

Thank you; fixed

I needed an image to help myself, so I went ahead and did it.

2 of them are garbled because we don't have them fully spoiled yet.

Ace ,Leader, Ace, Leader, Wha, who is this Veteran and why does he have a wired name

Ahh just some generic no one would ever use.

I needed an image to help myself, so I went ahead and did it.

2 of them are garbled because we don't have them fully spoiled yet.

Cool, Mu0n. I'mma put this in the OP.

The mixing of greek letter cases in that image only confuses things more...

The mixing of greek letter cases in that image only confuses things more...

I'm pretty sure they don't speak Greek in the Star Wars universe anyway

(those are just names, and the Aurebesh alphabet would have made more sense)

so using the Greek characters is inappropriate:

Aurek, Besh, Cresh ,Dorn, ... Xesh, Yirt, Zerek

Doesn't quite have the same ring to it but much more appropriate.

Zeta Squadron or Zerek Squadron, who would have complained.

Most SW shuttles seem to follow the "Greek letter" naming convention. Lambda was the first, but far from the last.

And we've already had a "Sigma Squadron" - paving the way for other "Greek letter" squadrons.

suprised we didnt get the pumpkin poe X-wing in the expansion pack...

There are tons of greek letters in use: alpha was the first one in wave 2, gamma in wave 3. I wish they had used Beta for normal TIE fighters like in the old PC game, but I guess it's too crowded for that ship already.

Still, gotta reserve mu and nu for the gunboat.

Beta might have confused some people,
suggesting to them that it was a proto-type.

lol.

...Don't mind me, I'll just go have a cup of Corellian Hot Chocolate.