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There are many opportunities for pilots in the airlines. In agriculture,
pilots ensure the productivity of our nation's farms. Pilots for government
agencies play vital roles in land and wildlife management. Traffic reporting
pilots alert commuters to highway trouble spots. Helicopter pilots fly for law
enforcement, medical and business needs. Corporate pilots allow executives to
make efficient use of their time visiting clients and distant offices. Thousands
of pilots are employed by the military and NASA. An emerging industry of air
taxis has pilots who transport passengers to and from the nation's 5,000
public-use airports, on-demand. And without flight instructors, there would be
no professional pilots. Most piloting jobs require a college degree and required
FAA training, testing and licensing.
Airline personnel The various types of airline personnel include:
* Flight crews, responsible for the operation of the aircraft. Flight crew
members include:
* Pilots (Captain and First Officer: some older aircraft also require a Flight
Engineer) * Flight attendants, (led by a purser on larger aircraft)
* In-flight security personnel on some airlines (most notably El Al) Ground
crew, responsible for operations at airports. Ground crew members include:
* Aerospace and avionics engineers responsible for certifying the aircraft for
flight and management of aircraft maintenance.
