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We have compiled below some examples of the range of career opportunities in aviation.
The UK aviation sector alone employs over 100,000 people. Hundreds of companies are involved, all with operational and non-operational roles working across the sector to achieve the safe transport of passengers, cargo and mail.
Ground handling agents, airlines and other service providers employ airside based staff to ensure safe aircraft servicing. Here are examples:
Specific duties vary and may include sorting baggage, transporting to and from the aircraft, and loading and unloading.
Typical ramp duties include aircraft loading, pushback, towing and may include de-icing or other additional duties.
Aircraft presentation teams ensure the aircraft has been cleaned, toilets are serviced and galleys are sanitised.
UK based dispatchers manage the turnaround to ensure an on-time departure. The definition varies between US and Europe.
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Commercial pilot roles vary from flying regional airlines, short and long haul routes, private transport and cargo operations.
Cabin crew play a key role in aviation safety. Short and long-haul roles vary and will suit different personal circumstances.
Airlines and ground handling agents employ staff in passenger facing roles to provide customer service and ensure a smooth airport experience.
Responsibilities may include check-in, boarding flights, escorting arriving passengers, providing special assistance.
Lounge agents provide hospitality and customer service to passengers in airline and airport lounges.
Customer service teams will provide reservations and ticket amendments, rebooking and general advice
Supervisory roles provide career progression in every department and may include Team Leader, Supervisor or Manager.
Cargo teams may be based off-site or at the airport. Check out these examples:
Act as intermediaries between shippers and carriers, arranging the transport of goods and handling documentation.
Manage storage and inventory of cargo, ensuring proper handling and organisation within the facility.
Responsible for loading and unloading cargo from aircraft, ensuring proper handling and secure placement.
Manage the flow of cargo, coordinating schedules, routes, and inventory management to optimize efficiency.
Airlines and maintenance organisations carry out engineering tasks to ensure aircraft remain safe and airworthy.
Services typically carried out on the apron, during turnarounds and overnight. Includes pre/post flight inspections and minor repairs.
Typically involves removing the aircraft from service, carried out in a hangar for more in-depth and specialised tasks.
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