Careers in Air

By: Tamunoibi Dabipi, Raphael Pamie-George, Erika Davis, Matilah Pamie- George, Sarah Dabipi, Zamilah Dabipi, Jordan Hughes

Pilots Airline and commercial pilots navigate and fly helicopters and airplanes

Airline pilots fly airplanes that transport people and cargo on a schedule

Commercial pilots fly aircrafts for other reasons such as rescue operations, etc.

Pilots cont.They spend a considerable amount of time away from home because their schedules usually involve overnight layovers

Annual wage for airline pilots: $103,210

Annual wage for commercial pilots: $67,500

To become a pilot you need to have a bachelor’s degree from a civilian flight school

Flight AttendantsFlight attendants are also known as stewards, stewardesses, or air hosts

A flight attendant’s main responsibility is the safety of the passengers

Flight attendants go through training for about 42 days (6 weeks)

Flight Attendants cont.The wage depends on what airline they are working on

The bigger the airline, the bigger the pay

Many flight attendants get hired even without the training

Aerospace Engineering Aerospace engineers are responsible

for creating exceptional machinesTechnologies that are developed by

the engineers are used in aviation, defense, and space exploration

They are responsible for creating airplanes and aircrafts that weigh more than half a million tons

They are also rocket scientists

Aerospace Engineering cont.They check, analyze, design, produce, and

sometimes install parts that make up the airplane

Starting wage: $55,000Annual wage: $90,000To become an aerospace engineer, you

would need to have a bachelor’s degreeYou would also need a degree in natural

science or mathematics

Careers in AviationThere are a lot of different jobs in aviation. Safety is the biggest and most important thing in aviation.

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