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The Airline industry is comprised of three major branches: Commercial aviation, General Aviation, and Military Aviation. Besides the popular jobs like pilots and flight attendants, several job opportunities can be found within the aviation industry, including aircraft mechanics, flight engineers, and dispatchers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the aerial transportation industry employed almost 500,000 workers in 2015. Also, check out our cover letter samples, job descriptions and other resources.

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Air Hostess
Air Hostesses ensure the comfort and safety of airline passengers by assisting patients board the plane, serving refreshments and reassuring passengers in the event of an emergency.
Aircraft Engineer
An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for maintaining, repairing and inspecting aircrafts, to ensure they are safe and ready for flight.
Airline Pilot
Airline Pilots fly airplanes, create flight plans, supervise aircraft fueling, check safety system performance, communicate with passengers through the overhead speaker and handle unexpected emergencies.
Avionics Engineer
Avionics Engineers use computers and software to design and control aircraft communication and navigation systems.
Helicopter Pilot
Helicopter Pilots control and fly helicopters in a safe and efficient manner, while creating flight plans, inspecting the aircraft before flying and maintaining contact with ground staff.

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