Skills by Occupation

use meteorological information follow verbal instructions operate two-way radio systems ensure ongoing compliance with regulations read maps handle stressful situations perform take off and landing ensure public safety and security undertake procedures to meet requirements for flying aircraft heavier than 5,700 kg deal with challenging work conditions operate radar equipment prepare transportation routes perform flight manoeuvres apply transportation management concepts use different communication channels apply signalling control procedures air transport law possess visual literacy air traffic control operations operate radio equipment visual flight rules aviation meteorology comprehensively inspect aircraft comply with air traffic control operations civil aviation regulations geographic areas operate radio navigation instruments ensure smooth on board operations perform routine flight operations checks operate cockpit control panels create a flight plan ensure aircraft compliance with regulation undertake procedures to meet aircraft flight requirements read 3D displays analyse work-related written reports implement airside safety procedures aircraft flight control systems ensure compliance with civil aviation regulations maintain counterweight inside modes of transport run preventive simulations common aviation safety regulations airport planning have spatial awareness

carry out navigational calculations geostationary satellites write work-related reports be friendly to passengers respond to changing navigation circumstances communicate with customers tolerate stress apply airport standards and regulations