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A helicopter engineer is responsible for the maintenance and repair of helicopters. These roles are usually based at airports or flight service centres. You’ll need to be practical and have technical understanding. Our guide tells you everything you need to know about becoming a helicopter engineer.

The job of passenger check-in officer is often also called ‘airline customer service agent’. The job requires excellent communication skills, patience, and the ability to cope with difficult situations in a calm and professional manner. Here’s everything you need to know about the role.

Air traffic controllers are responsible for the safe flight of aircraft and provide pilots with details on when and where they should land at an airport. They work in control centres or in control towers to track flights using radar and radio equipment and communicate instructions to pilots.

An airline pilot is responsible for flying passengers and cargo on long-haul or short-haul flights. There will usually be two pilots on board an aircraft; a captain and a supporting first officer. We fill you in on everything you need to know about becoming an airline pilot.

Cabin crew jobs involve a lot of hard work and commitment but the rewards can be excellent. The role is to provide a high standard of customer care, but equally, cabin crew are responsible for ensuring that all the passengers are safe and secure during a flight. Here’s everything you need to know.

A flight dispatcher or aviation scheduler is responsible for ensuring that aircraft are where they need to be at the right time. They work with pilots to decide on the most efficient routes and create flight plans. Here’s everything you need to know about becoming a flight dispatcher.