18 Questions
What is the function of a Flight Engineer in the cockpit of an airline flight?
Responsible for flight systems and fuel
Which personnel is responsible for loading goods and checking weight and balance on cargo aircraft?
Loadmaster
Who in the cabin crew is a team lead for the rest of the cabin crew members?
In-Flight Service Manager
What is the primary role of the Airborne Sensor Operator?
Gathers information from airborne platforms
Which personnel performs selected duties as a relief pilot in the cockpit?
First Officer
In modern flight operations, who typically performs the duties that were previously done by the Flight Navigator and Radio Operator?
Captain or First Officer
What is one of the primary functions of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)?
Setting international standards for aviation safety
Which statement best describes the Certification process of IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA)?
It involves auditing airlines to assess their operational safety standards.
What is the importance of IOSA for airlines?
Ensuring compliance with high operational safety standards
What tasks are carried out during the period of 'Handling the Aircraft on Ground'?
Replenishing fresh food and drinks, and other consumables
Why do airlines often face challenges in selecting the right cash management solution?
Implementing the proper solution for cash management
Who typically conducts audits to assess if airlines meet high operational safety standards?
Certified auditors as part of IOSA certification process
What is the importance of the Certification process of IOSA in the aviation industry?
It verifies that airlines comply with global safety standards.
What greenhouse gases are emitted by aircraft according to the text?
Methane (CH4) and Ozone (O3)
What is the main requirement to become a Corporate Pilot?
Pilot license
Which position in aviation requires a Diploma in Cargo Management?
Cargo Handlers
What does the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) focus on?
Regulating airline safety and security
What is a key skill that aviation employers look for in prospective employees according to the text?
Competency in aviation-specific education
Study Notes
Aviation Industry
- Aviation involves consideration of various factors such as temperature, storm frequency, winds, and rains.
Aircraft Emissions
- Aircrafts emit greenhouse gases like Carbon Dioxide (CO2).
- They also emit water vapor, trapping chemically active gases that change natural greenhouse gases Ozone (O3) and Methane (CH4).
Careers in Aviation
Airline Careers
- Various positions in airline include:
- Assembler/Installer
- Aviation Attorney
- Aviation Medical Examiner
- Baggage Handler
- Cabin Maintenance Mechanic
- Ground Attendant
- Information Systems Specialist
- Ramp Service Personnel
- Cabin Crew
- Pilots (Corporate, Military, Regional)
Aviation Management
Airport Careers
- Various positions in airport operations include:
- Accident Investigator
- Administrative Assistant
- Air Freight / Cargo Agent
- Airframe and Powerplant Inspector
- Airframe or Powerplant Mechanic
- Airport Manager
- Avionics Technician/Specialist
- Cargo Handlers
- Concession Worker
- Customs Agent
- Flight Instructor
- Food Preparation Specialist
- Information Systems Specialist
- Lineperson/fuel handler
- Marketing / Public Relations
- Operations Supervisor
- Ramp Service Personnel
- Safety Inspector
- Security Officer
Characteristics of Aviation Employees
- Key skills required by aviation employers include work competency.
Handling the Aircraft on Ground
- Duties performed when aircraft is parked at an airport include:
- Catering duties (removing and replenishing supplies, lavatory drainage)
- Ramp duties (guiding aircraft, towing, water and fuel refilling)
Airline Financial Management
- Airline financial management is a multifaceted challenging task.
- Airlines use Treasury Management System (TMS) for finance handling solutions.
Organizational Structure of an Airline
- Airline staff work together as a team, with various responsibilities.
Cockpit Positions in Flight
- Personnel working in the cockpit or flight deck include:
- Pilot (Pilot-in-Command)
- First Officer
- Second Officer
- Flight Engineer
- Airborne Sensor Operator
Cabin Positions in Flight
- Personnel working in the cabin include:
- In-Flight Service Manager
- Flight Attendant
- Flight Medic
- Loadmaster
Test your knowledge on airline baggage handling, procedures for suspicious luggage, lost baggage complaints, and handling aircraft on ground. Learn about the duties involved during the period from aircraft arrival to departure.
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