aircraft pilot (EN)
ISCO 3153 · v1.2.1
Aircraft pilots control and navigate aircraft. They operate the mechanical and electrical systems of the aircraft and transport people, mail and freight.
Classification skills are not a measurement of your proficiency or future displaced hours.
Source aliases (EN)
- cargoplane first officer
- aeroplane captain
- aircraft second officer
- helicopter chief pilot
- aircraft first officer
- aircraft captain
- helicopter pilot
- cargoplane pilot
- aeroplane pilot
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 24
- operate radio equipment
- visual flight rules
- geographic areas
- ensure ongoing compliance with regulations
- aircraft flight control systems
- operate radio navigation instruments
- operate two-way radio systems
- read maps
- use different communication channels
- implement airside safety procedures
- have spatial awareness
- operate cockpit control panels
- read 3D displays
- apply signalling control procedures
- comply with air traffic control operations
- perform take off and landing
- air transport law
- analyse weather forecast
- air traffic control operations
- ensure compliance with civil aviation regulations
- civil aviation regulations
- operate radar equipment
- common aviation safety regulations
- undertake procedures to meet aircraft flight requirements
Optional (EN) · 64
- undertake procedures to meet helicopter flight requirements
- apply company policies
- communicate with customers
- airport planning
- communicate in air traffic services
- follow ethical code of conduct in transport services
- use meteorological information
- perform risk analysis
- give instructions to staff
- interpret visual literacy
- maintain relationship with customers
- act reliably
- handle customer complaints
- deal with challenging work conditions
- execute flight plans
- military code
- pre-flight procedures for IFR flights
- keep task records
- ensure public safety and security
- carry out navigational calculations
- address aircraft mechanical issues
- work in an aviation team
- adapt to changing situations
- follow airport safety procedures
- ensure smooth on board operations
- apply air force procedures
- undertake procedures to meet requirements for flying aircraft heavier than 5,700 kg
- make independent operating decisions
- perform flight manoeuvres
- military aviation
- ensure compliance with types of weapons
- apply transportation management concepts
- manage financial risk
- organise aircraft maintenance
- balance transportation cargo
- apply military aviation regulations
- write work-related reports
- identify airport safety hazards
- supervise crew
- respond to changing navigation circumstances
- freight transport methods
- listen actively
- identify security threats
- perform search and rescue missions
- apply airport standards and regulations
- handle stressful situations in the work place
- air force operations
- aviation meteorology
- run preventive simulations
- ensure aircraft compliance with regulation
- inspect aircraft
- respond to customers' inquiries
- have computer literacy
- tolerate stress
- comply with checklists
- be friendly to passengers
- prepare transportation routes
- patrol areas
- surveillance radars
- create a flight plan
- perform routine flight operations checks
- follow verbal instructions
- geostationary satellites
- analyse work-related written reports
Explore a country and horizon
Missing research stays explicit. A catalog page is not a risk forecast.
Copy the exact data reference for a manual error report. Personal constraints are excluded.