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Professionals
Sub-Major Group
21
Science and Engineering Professionals
Minor Group
217
Ship, Aircraft and Train/ Locomotive Controllers
Unit Group
2173
Aircraft Pilots and Related Professionals
Minor Unit Group
MASCO Code
2173-01
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Pilot operates an aeroplane, helicopter, or other aircraft to transport passengers, cargo, or provide specialised aerial services. They plan and manage flight routes, conduct thorough pre-flight inspections, and control the aircraft during all phases of flight while maintaining communication with air traffic control to ensure safety and compliance with aviation regulations. The role also involves responding effectively to in-flight emergencies, keeping accurate flight records, and staying updated on safety procedures and regulatory changes.
Tasks
Fly and navigate aeroplanes, helicopters, and other aircraft to transport passengers, cargo, or provide specialised aerial services.
Conduct pre-flight safety checks, review weather conditions, and prepare flight plans.
Monitor and manage aircraft systems, adjusting flight paths for weather and traffic conditions.
Communicate with air traffic control during take-off, flight, and landing.
Handle in-flight emergencies calmly and efficiently.
Inspect aircraft before flight and verify maintenance records to ensure operational readiness and safety.
Coordinate with maintenance crews to report and address mechanical issues affecting flight operations.
Maintain accurate flight records and complete required operational documentation.
Complete post-flight documentation and report operational or safety-related issues.
Ensure the safety of passengers, crew, and equipment throughout the flight.
Skills
Basic
Attention to detail for inspecting and monitoring aircraft systems.
Critical thinking and problem-solving in time-sensitive situations.
Effective verbal and written communication with crew, air traffic controllers, and passengers.
High concentration and situational awareness during flights.
Physical and mental endurance to manage irregular hours and long shifts.
Specific
Ability to carry out basic troubleshooting of aircraft systems and instrumentation when required.
Ability to interpret aviation instruments to monitor aircraft performance and maintain safe flight operations.
Ability to manage in-flight emergencies, including system failures and adverse weather conditions.
Competency in analysing flight information and operational data for real-time decision-making.
Competency in operating aircraft using manual controls and automated flight management systems.
Knowledge in aerodynamics and meteorological conditions for flight planning and in-flight decision-making.
Knowledge in national and international aviation regulations and operational procedures.
Proficiency in navigational systems and flight management software for precise flight routing.
Proficiency in simulator-based flight training and continuous operational competency maintenance.
Additional Info
QUALIFICATION
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
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