This document discusses several roles in the aviation industry at London City Airport. It describes the responsibilities and requirements for jobs such as air traffic controllers, ramp service agents, customer service agents, cleaning assistants, car park coordinators, car hire agents, cabin crew, aviation firefighters, aviation security officers, airfield operations assistants, catering assistants, and air cabin crew. The roles require skills such as communication, customer service, teamwork, and the ability to work shifts. Educational requirements range from GCSEs to degrees, and experience in areas like security or customer service can be beneficial for some positions.
The document discusses various roles and operations performed at airports. It mentions that airport operations include aircraft operating on runways, taxiways and aprons, air traffic control, ground control, tower control, and navigational aids and lighting systems. It then provides descriptions of several jobs in the aviation industry, including air traffic controller, cabin crew, administrative support roles, customer service roles, safety officers, airport managers, flight dispatchers, network planners, crew scheduling, cargo handlers, ramp officers, and catering supervisors.
The document discusses various careers in the aviation industry that support pilots and air travel. It describes jobs such as line service personnel who fuel and service aircraft, bird scarers who ensure runways are clear of birds, airport managers who oversee airport operations, aircraft inspectors who ensure aircraft are safe to fly, aviation meteorologists who provide weather reports, aircraft maintenance technicians who service aircraft, and air traffic controllers who direct air traffic. It emphasizes that all of these roles are vital to keeping aviation running safely and efficiently.
This document provides an overview of an ICAO workshop on cabin crew competency-based training. The workshop aims to introduce ICAO standards and guidance material related to cabin crew training. It will cover topics such as the ICAO competency framework, transitioning from traditional to competency-based training, and practical exercises for developing competency-based training scenarios. The workshop schedule provides the timing and topics to be covered each day.
One of the most lucrative career options in today’s date is aviation management. All the young students have completed their 10+2 examination can look forward to aviation management courses. There are many reasons why aviation college courses are lucrative. - See more at: http://shashibedu.com/aviation-college-courses/#sthash.c6LOi4bk.dpuf
The document describes The Flight Attendant Academy, a training program that prepares students to become flight attendants. It provides an in-depth 10 section curriculum covering topics like interview skills, aviation regulations, emergency procedures, and benefits. The founder, Mrs. Suarez, designed the curriculum based on her 30+ years of airline industry experience to give students realistic training and ensure their success in being hired by commercial airlines. Upon completing the academy's intensive program, students will feel confident and prepared to pursue a career as a flight attendant.
The document outlines the typical organization structure at airports. It begins with an airport director who oversees assistant directors of finance and administration, planning and engineering, operations, and maintenance. Each assistant director then manages various department heads such as personnel managers, accountants, facility managers, and operations or maintenance chiefs. The document provides job descriptions and responsibilities for the different roles in an airport's organizational chart.
Principles of airline and airport managementJetline Marvel
Sushan Pradhan
Sushan Pradhan
Roll no: 27 ( BBA 2nd Year 4th Semester)
Institute: Agragami Group of Institutions
Topic: 1) Flight Information Display System
2) Reservation and Ticketing
3)Check in and Issue of Boarding Pass
4) Customs and immigration formalities
www.jetlinemarvel.net
Flying Innovations Inc is an aviation training company that offers guidance and courses to help aspiring pilots obtain commercial pilot licenses. They work with flight schools in countries like the US, Canada, Sweden, Germany and Dubai. Their services include assistance with medical exams, license applications, visa acquisition and more. They aim to develop well-trained aviation professionals to meet the growing demand in India's aviation sector. Courses range from commercial pilot training to type ratings and flight instructor certifications. Their systematic approach and expertise can help guide students through each step of the licensing process to achieve their dream of becoming pilots.
The document discusses various roles and operations performed at airports. It mentions that airport operations include aircraft operating on runways, taxiways and aprons, air traffic control, ground control, tower control, and navigational aids and lighting systems. It then provides descriptions of several jobs in the aviation industry, including air traffic controller, cabin crew, administrative support roles, customer service roles, safety officers, airport managers, flight dispatchers, network planners, crew scheduling, cargo handlers, ramp officers, and catering supervisors.
The document discusses various careers in the aviation industry that support pilots and air travel. It describes jobs such as line service personnel who fuel and service aircraft, bird scarers who ensure runways are clear of birds, airport managers who oversee airport operations, aircraft inspectors who ensure aircraft are safe to fly, aviation meteorologists who provide weather reports, aircraft maintenance technicians who service aircraft, and air traffic controllers who direct air traffic. It emphasizes that all of these roles are vital to keeping aviation running safely and efficiently.
This document provides an overview of an ICAO workshop on cabin crew competency-based training. The workshop aims to introduce ICAO standards and guidance material related to cabin crew training. It will cover topics such as the ICAO competency framework, transitioning from traditional to competency-based training, and practical exercises for developing competency-based training scenarios. The workshop schedule provides the timing and topics to be covered each day.
One of the most lucrative career options in today’s date is aviation management. All the young students have completed their 10+2 examination can look forward to aviation management courses. There are many reasons why aviation college courses are lucrative. - See more at: http://shashibedu.com/aviation-college-courses/#sthash.c6LOi4bk.dpuf
The document describes The Flight Attendant Academy, a training program that prepares students to become flight attendants. It provides an in-depth 10 section curriculum covering topics like interview skills, aviation regulations, emergency procedures, and benefits. The founder, Mrs. Suarez, designed the curriculum based on her 30+ years of airline industry experience to give students realistic training and ensure their success in being hired by commercial airlines. Upon completing the academy's intensive program, students will feel confident and prepared to pursue a career as a flight attendant.
The document outlines the typical organization structure at airports. It begins with an airport director who oversees assistant directors of finance and administration, planning and engineering, operations, and maintenance. Each assistant director then manages various department heads such as personnel managers, accountants, facility managers, and operations or maintenance chiefs. The document provides job descriptions and responsibilities for the different roles in an airport's organizational chart.
Principles of airline and airport managementJetline Marvel
Sushan Pradhan
Sushan Pradhan
Roll no: 27 ( BBA 2nd Year 4th Semester)
Institute: Agragami Group of Institutions
Topic: 1) Flight Information Display System
2) Reservation and Ticketing
3)Check in and Issue of Boarding Pass
4) Customs and immigration formalities
www.jetlinemarvel.net
Flying Innovations Inc is an aviation training company that offers guidance and courses to help aspiring pilots obtain commercial pilot licenses. They work with flight schools in countries like the US, Canada, Sweden, Germany and Dubai. Their services include assistance with medical exams, license applications, visa acquisition and more. They aim to develop well-trained aviation professionals to meet the growing demand in India's aviation sector. Courses range from commercial pilot training to type ratings and flight instructor certifications. Their systematic approach and expertise can help guide students through each step of the licensing process to achieve their dream of becoming pilots.
The document provides information on the various departments and operations of an airline called airBaltic. It discusses the missions and responsibilities of the Ground Operations, In-flight Service, Documentation Office, Flight Dispatch, Flight Support, Crew Planning, Cabin Operations, and Flight Deck Crew departments. It also includes sample reservation forms and IATA airport codes. The document aims to outline the key functions and roles across the different aspects of airBaltic's business.
Being flight attendant school work for englishIva Leão
The document discusses the career of being a flight attendant. It outlines the benefits such as travel perks, health insurance, and meeting new people from different cultures, as well as the challenges like compressed work schedules, lack of sleep, and changes in air pressure. It also lists the minimum requirements to become a flight attendant, including being 18 years old, having a high school diploma, speaking English, and passing a medical exam. Finally, it notes that Ellen Church was the world's first flight attendant in 1930.
With the springing up of hundreds of airports in our developing nation, the need for airport personnel has also skyrocketed in recent years. The need for efficient ground staff who can handle both people and cargo has been continuously increasing and will do in the coming years due to high investment in infrastructure.
This document provides a project report on airport management at Jaipur International Airport from 2012-2014. It was submitted by four students - Ankita Prajapati, Dixha Rawat, Payal Singh, and Shruti Saini - to their training coordinator and guide at the airport as part of their degree requirements. The report includes sections on the organization structure of Airport Authority of India, an introduction to airport management, operations at Jaipur airport, facilities provided, security procedures, customer service, and conclusions from their findings.
This document describes the job of an airport manager. An airport manager supervises staff, directs airport activities, coordinates operations, initiates studies, establishes rules, and manages grants. A bachelor's degree, 5-10 years experience, and skills in regulations, communication, finance, and management are required. Airport managers typically work 8-5 and earn $53,378 annually, plus bonuses. They receive benefits like paid leave, insurance, and salary increases. Progression involves continuing education for promotion opportunities, and retirement is usually in the early sixties.
How to start low cost Domestic Airlines service( Air lines my dream)Somnath Barbhai
This document outlines the vision, mission, principles, goals, and strategies of Accentor Airlines. The airline's vision is to be among the great businesses in India and worldwide. Its mission is to provide affordable and reliable air travel while maintaining high standards of safety, efficiency, and customer service. The airline plans to focus on low fares, recruit qualified personnel, and adopt new technologies to achieve its vision over the next five years of expanding internationally and enhancing customer experience.
Jet Airways is India's largest domestic airline and second largest international carrier. It operates over 450 daily flights to 76 destinations worldwide. Jet Airways aims to provide a high quality service experience to passengers through initiatives like its JetPrivilege frequent flyer program and multiple service classes. The airline faces competition in the domestic market from carriers like Kingfisher, Indian Airlines, GoAir and SpiceJet.
An assignment from the third semester of my MBA for the Strategic Management course. This was an attempt to analyse Jet Airways for multiple parameters and thus, provide a strategic overview.
This document provides an overview of Jet Airways, an Indian airline. It discusses Jet Airways' history starting in 1992, operations, fleet, financial performance, services, competitors, and SWOT analysis. Key information includes that Jet Airways is headquartered in Mumbai and operates over 370 daily flights to 68 destinations domestically and internationally. It has a fleet of 98 aircraft and earned annual revenues of Rs. 9481.5 crores in 2009-10.
the personal attributes required by the cabin crew to carry out their role and responsibilities effectively. This gives us an idea about qualities of Cabin Crew, for what an Airline looking for in a Crew, Service, and role.
Flight attendants are members of an aircrew employed by airlines to ensure passenger safety and comfort. They are trained for several weeks to months, with an emphasis on safety. Multilingual flight attendants are in demand for international flights. Most airlines require flight attendants to be between 160-185 cm tall for safety reasons. Flight attendants have different positions and levels of seniority such as junior, senior, assistant, chief, and purser.
The document discusses the Indian aviation industry, including its rapid growth, key players, factors influencing costs, and regulatory environment. It notes that the industry has grown significantly since liberalization began in the 1990s, with passenger traffic growing at 16% annually, and various events like the entry of low-cost carriers in 2003 further fueling expansion. However, challenges remain like high taxes on jet fuel, inadequate infrastructure, and financial difficulties faced by many airlines.
Jet Airways implemented various total quality management techniques like ISO certification and continuous employee training to improve service quality. It used the SERVQUAL model to understand customer priorities and identify gaps in reliability, assurance, tangibles, empathy and responsiveness compared to competitors. Areas of quality management included on-time performance, baggage handling, food quality, and compensation for delays. Yield management software helped optimize pricing based on demand. Customer surveys found Jet to have on-time flights but untrained staff who struggled during delays.
jet airways (Turnaround Strategy of Jet Airways) strategic managementPurva Kini
Jet Airways is an Indian airline based in Mumbai that operates domestic and international flights. It has been experiencing losses in recent quarters due to rising costs and stagnant revenue growth. To address this, Jet Airways is pursuing a turnaround strategy that includes selling a 24% stake to Etihad Airways to gain access to Etihad's resources and cost synergies. It also plans to restructure debt at lower interest rates to reduce costs. These measures aim to accelerate Jet Airways' return to profitability by cutting expenses and boosting revenue through its partnership with Etihad.
Ground handling services include all the services an aircraft needs while on the ground at an airport. These services include passenger handling at check-in and arrival, ramp services like aircraft and baggage handling, de-icing, and towing, load control and flight operations support before and after flights, cargo and mail warehouse services, security services throughout travel, and various support services required for successful aircraft handling. It is important to hire an experienced ground handling company, such as Transworld Aviation in Zanzibar, to ensure quality airport services.
The document discusses provisions for special needs in air transport. It defines disability and explains the three main types: poor health, poor wealth, and physical/mental disorders. It notes that provisions apply throughout the aviation environment and ensure rights to services. International organizations like ICAO have recommendations for minimum standards of accessibility and special assistance. Airlines have policies on declaring special needs, seating, medical clearance, wheelchairs and service animals. Airports aim to facilitate access and transfer between flights for those with limited mobility.
This document provides a summary of an upcoming training session on the airline industry and e-ticketing. It introduces the speaker, Md. Shaifullar Rabbi, who has extensive experience in the tourism and hospitality field. It then provides an overview of key aspects of the airline industry, including industry employment statistics, major airline functions, types of airline jobs, and important reference materials like the Official Airline Guide and Travel Information Manual. Finally, it discusses e-ticketing and the role of global distribution systems and computer reservation systems in airline bookings.
Applications of operations research in the airline industryAjitNavi1
This document discusses applications of operations research in the airline industry. It covers scheduling of flights using hub systems and genetic algorithms to maximize revenue. It also discusses air traffic control and using models to plan terminal area operations to prevent overloading and delays. Another topic covered is using operations research for human resource management to model workforce needs and availability. The document concludes that operations research has been instrumental in the growth of the airline industry by helping to solve complex planning and logistical problems.
Customers satisfaction on the provision for special needsEzzy Izzuddin
This document discusses a study conducted on passenger satisfaction levels with airline services for passengers with special needs. It outlines the research objectives, questions, methodology, data collection and presentation. Key findings from the passenger surveys found that most passengers were satisfied with the services and facilities provided, such as equipment, training of staff and discounts. However, some recommendations for improvement were made, including providing more assistance at arrival gates and airports, additional staff training, and ensuring wheelchairs are provided free of charge. In conclusion, while most special needs passengers were satisfied, some low-cost carriers needed to improve their services in line with ICAO guidelines for passengers requiring special assistance.
The document is a presentation by Dr. Jonathan Trobe from the University of Michigan Medical School on common eye symptoms. It discusses various causes of transient and persistent visual loss, flashes of light, floaters, diplopia, and optic disc excavation. Many of the slides provide graphics and images to illustrate the different conditions but do not attribute the sources. The document concludes with additional source information and licensing details.
Анализ результатов энергетического обследования жилых многоэтажных зданий ...Effbuild
Презентация подготовлена Молочко Андреем Фёдоровичем, начальник отдела, РУП БелТЭИ для международной ежегодной конференции по энергосбережению и повышению энергоэффективности, которая проходит в рамках Белорусского энергетического и экологического форума в октябре месяце.
The document provides information on the various departments and operations of an airline called airBaltic. It discusses the missions and responsibilities of the Ground Operations, In-flight Service, Documentation Office, Flight Dispatch, Flight Support, Crew Planning, Cabin Operations, and Flight Deck Crew departments. It also includes sample reservation forms and IATA airport codes. The document aims to outline the key functions and roles across the different aspects of airBaltic's business.
Being flight attendant school work for englishIva Leão
The document discusses the career of being a flight attendant. It outlines the benefits such as travel perks, health insurance, and meeting new people from different cultures, as well as the challenges like compressed work schedules, lack of sleep, and changes in air pressure. It also lists the minimum requirements to become a flight attendant, including being 18 years old, having a high school diploma, speaking English, and passing a medical exam. Finally, it notes that Ellen Church was the world's first flight attendant in 1930.
With the springing up of hundreds of airports in our developing nation, the need for airport personnel has also skyrocketed in recent years. The need for efficient ground staff who can handle both people and cargo has been continuously increasing and will do in the coming years due to high investment in infrastructure.
This document provides a project report on airport management at Jaipur International Airport from 2012-2014. It was submitted by four students - Ankita Prajapati, Dixha Rawat, Payal Singh, and Shruti Saini - to their training coordinator and guide at the airport as part of their degree requirements. The report includes sections on the organization structure of Airport Authority of India, an introduction to airport management, operations at Jaipur airport, facilities provided, security procedures, customer service, and conclusions from their findings.
This document describes the job of an airport manager. An airport manager supervises staff, directs airport activities, coordinates operations, initiates studies, establishes rules, and manages grants. A bachelor's degree, 5-10 years experience, and skills in regulations, communication, finance, and management are required. Airport managers typically work 8-5 and earn $53,378 annually, plus bonuses. They receive benefits like paid leave, insurance, and salary increases. Progression involves continuing education for promotion opportunities, and retirement is usually in the early sixties.
How to start low cost Domestic Airlines service( Air lines my dream)Somnath Barbhai
This document outlines the vision, mission, principles, goals, and strategies of Accentor Airlines. The airline's vision is to be among the great businesses in India and worldwide. Its mission is to provide affordable and reliable air travel while maintaining high standards of safety, efficiency, and customer service. The airline plans to focus on low fares, recruit qualified personnel, and adopt new technologies to achieve its vision over the next five years of expanding internationally and enhancing customer experience.
Jet Airways is India's largest domestic airline and second largest international carrier. It operates over 450 daily flights to 76 destinations worldwide. Jet Airways aims to provide a high quality service experience to passengers through initiatives like its JetPrivilege frequent flyer program and multiple service classes. The airline faces competition in the domestic market from carriers like Kingfisher, Indian Airlines, GoAir and SpiceJet.
An assignment from the third semester of my MBA for the Strategic Management course. This was an attempt to analyse Jet Airways for multiple parameters and thus, provide a strategic overview.
This document provides an overview of Jet Airways, an Indian airline. It discusses Jet Airways' history starting in 1992, operations, fleet, financial performance, services, competitors, and SWOT analysis. Key information includes that Jet Airways is headquartered in Mumbai and operates over 370 daily flights to 68 destinations domestically and internationally. It has a fleet of 98 aircraft and earned annual revenues of Rs. 9481.5 crores in 2009-10.
the personal attributes required by the cabin crew to carry out their role and responsibilities effectively. This gives us an idea about qualities of Cabin Crew, for what an Airline looking for in a Crew, Service, and role.
Flight attendants are members of an aircrew employed by airlines to ensure passenger safety and comfort. They are trained for several weeks to months, with an emphasis on safety. Multilingual flight attendants are in demand for international flights. Most airlines require flight attendants to be between 160-185 cm tall for safety reasons. Flight attendants have different positions and levels of seniority such as junior, senior, assistant, chief, and purser.
The document discusses the Indian aviation industry, including its rapid growth, key players, factors influencing costs, and regulatory environment. It notes that the industry has grown significantly since liberalization began in the 1990s, with passenger traffic growing at 16% annually, and various events like the entry of low-cost carriers in 2003 further fueling expansion. However, challenges remain like high taxes on jet fuel, inadequate infrastructure, and financial difficulties faced by many airlines.
Jet Airways implemented various total quality management techniques like ISO certification and continuous employee training to improve service quality. It used the SERVQUAL model to understand customer priorities and identify gaps in reliability, assurance, tangibles, empathy and responsiveness compared to competitors. Areas of quality management included on-time performance, baggage handling, food quality, and compensation for delays. Yield management software helped optimize pricing based on demand. Customer surveys found Jet to have on-time flights but untrained staff who struggled during delays.
jet airways (Turnaround Strategy of Jet Airways) strategic managementPurva Kini
Jet Airways is an Indian airline based in Mumbai that operates domestic and international flights. It has been experiencing losses in recent quarters due to rising costs and stagnant revenue growth. To address this, Jet Airways is pursuing a turnaround strategy that includes selling a 24% stake to Etihad Airways to gain access to Etihad's resources and cost synergies. It also plans to restructure debt at lower interest rates to reduce costs. These measures aim to accelerate Jet Airways' return to profitability by cutting expenses and boosting revenue through its partnership with Etihad.
Ground handling services include all the services an aircraft needs while on the ground at an airport. These services include passenger handling at check-in and arrival, ramp services like aircraft and baggage handling, de-icing, and towing, load control and flight operations support before and after flights, cargo and mail warehouse services, security services throughout travel, and various support services required for successful aircraft handling. It is important to hire an experienced ground handling company, such as Transworld Aviation in Zanzibar, to ensure quality airport services.
The document discusses provisions for special needs in air transport. It defines disability and explains the three main types: poor health, poor wealth, and physical/mental disorders. It notes that provisions apply throughout the aviation environment and ensure rights to services. International organizations like ICAO have recommendations for minimum standards of accessibility and special assistance. Airlines have policies on declaring special needs, seating, medical clearance, wheelchairs and service animals. Airports aim to facilitate access and transfer between flights for those with limited mobility.
This document provides a summary of an upcoming training session on the airline industry and e-ticketing. It introduces the speaker, Md. Shaifullar Rabbi, who has extensive experience in the tourism and hospitality field. It then provides an overview of key aspects of the airline industry, including industry employment statistics, major airline functions, types of airline jobs, and important reference materials like the Official Airline Guide and Travel Information Manual. Finally, it discusses e-ticketing and the role of global distribution systems and computer reservation systems in airline bookings.
Applications of operations research in the airline industryAjitNavi1
This document discusses applications of operations research in the airline industry. It covers scheduling of flights using hub systems and genetic algorithms to maximize revenue. It also discusses air traffic control and using models to plan terminal area operations to prevent overloading and delays. Another topic covered is using operations research for human resource management to model workforce needs and availability. The document concludes that operations research has been instrumental in the growth of the airline industry by helping to solve complex planning and logistical problems.
Customers satisfaction on the provision for special needsEzzy Izzuddin
This document discusses a study conducted on passenger satisfaction levels with airline services for passengers with special needs. It outlines the research objectives, questions, methodology, data collection and presentation. Key findings from the passenger surveys found that most passengers were satisfied with the services and facilities provided, such as equipment, training of staff and discounts. However, some recommendations for improvement were made, including providing more assistance at arrival gates and airports, additional staff training, and ensuring wheelchairs are provided free of charge. In conclusion, while most special needs passengers were satisfied, some low-cost carriers needed to improve their services in line with ICAO guidelines for passengers requiring special assistance.
The document is a presentation by Dr. Jonathan Trobe from the University of Michigan Medical School on common eye symptoms. It discusses various causes of transient and persistent visual loss, flashes of light, floaters, diplopia, and optic disc excavation. Many of the slides provide graphics and images to illustrate the different conditions but do not attribute the sources. The document concludes with additional source information and licensing details.
Анализ результатов энергетического обследования жилых многоэтажных зданий ...Effbuild
Презентация подготовлена Молочко Андреем Фёдоровичем, начальник отдела, РУП БелТЭИ для международной ежегодной конференции по энергосбережению и повышению энергоэффективности, которая проходит в рамках Белорусского энергетического и экологического форума в октябре месяце.
This document contains the resume of Carmen Louis. It summarizes her professional experience working in management roles for various companies in the United Arab Emirates and India since 2003, with a focus on collections, customer service, and training. Her most recent role since 2015 is as an Associate Manager for Du Telecom in Dubai, where she manages a team for debt collections.
Ruzena Bajcsy - Personalized Modeling for HRIDaniel Huber
The document discusses personalized modeling approaches for human-robot interaction. It describes four main classes of human models: kinematic, kinematic/dynamic, musculoskeletal, and models that represent human interaction with agents. Each class has specific goals and applications. For example, kinematic models are used for motion analysis while kinematic/dynamic models enable collaborative robot manipulation tasks. The document emphasizes that accounting for individual human differences through personalized models is important for tasks like predicting intent and ensuring safety during physical human-robot interactions.
This document discusses several roles in the aviation industry at London City Airport. It describes the responsibilities and requirements for jobs such as air traffic controllers, ramp service agents, customer service agents, cleaning assistants, car park coordinators, car hire agents, cabin crew, aviation firefighters, aviation security officers, airfield operations assistants, catering assistants, and air cabin crew. The roles require skills such as communication, customer service, teamwork, and the ability to work shifts. Educational requirements range from GCSEs to degrees, and experience in areas like security or customer service can be beneficial for some positions.
The document provides 5 short reminders: to be patient with oneself; to recognize the difference between good and foolish sacrifice; to be happy now; to remember the purpose of the gospel; and to not forget that the Lord loves you.
El artículo establece tres mecanismos de participación ciudadana en Venezuela: la consulta popular, el cabildo abierto y la asamblea de ciudadanos. Se define la gestión pública como el conjunto de organizaciones que llevan a cabo las actividades del Estado a nivel nacional o local. La gestión pública busca crear valor público y desarrollar las instituciones estatales de manera adecuada. La diferencia principal entre la participación ciudadana y la gestión pública es que la participación involucra a ciudadanos comunes en el desarrollo de políticas
This document provides information on various Waterford range cooker models, including their dimensions, features, functions and optional accessories. It describes dual fuel and electric single and twin oven models ranging from 60 to 120cm, with various hotplate configurations. Specifications include oven types, electrical requirements, and trim/colour options. An accessories section lists extra items like griddles, hoods and cleaning kits that can enhance the cooking experience.
El documento describe brevemente la historia de los medios de transmisión desde los primeros métodos utilizados por el hombre como señales de humo y sonido, hasta el desarrollo del telégrafo en el siglo XIX. También explica el papel crucial que jugó la radio durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial como instrumento de propaganda y resistencia. Por último, resume los principales medios de transmisión utilizados hoy en día como el cable coaxial, la fibra óptica y el par trenzado, así como el uso frecuente de Internet y redes sociales
Multicom is a distributor of core materials that has been in business since 1984. They focus on developing strong relationships with customers and being a reliable partner by prioritizing customer orientation, quality of service, and reliability. Multicom deals in core materials for industries including wind energy, marine, aerospace, transportation, and automotive.
Entre enero y septiembre de 2015, las importaciones totales de Ecuador fueron de USD 15.860 millones, una reducción del 17,7% con respecto al mismo periodo del año anterior. Las importaciones no petroleras fueron de USD 12.719 millones, una reducción del 12,5%. Los productos gravados con salvaguardias registraron una reducción del 21%, mientras que los productos no gravados se redujeron en un 6,8%.
Este documento resume los métodos filosóficos del racionalismo (Descartes), empirismo (Bacon) e inductivo, y cómo estos contribuyen a la filosofía del derecho. Explica que la ciencia jurídica necesita de la filosofía, especialmente cuando las leyes contradicen valores constitucionales. Al aprender sobre diferentes corrientes filosóficas y sus métodos, podemos entender mejor cómo la filosofía guía a la ciencia del derecho a través del uso de primeros principios para evaluar teorías legales.
Este documento resume el libro "Estigma. La identidad deteriorada" de Erving Goffman. Habla sobre los diferentes tipos de estigmas como deformaciones físicas, defectos de carácter y estigmas tribales. Explica cómo las personas con estigma son desacreditadas y cómo intentan encubrir su estigma para parecer normales. También discute la identidad social versus la identidad personal y cómo tanto las personas normales como estigmatizadas pueden desempeñar los roles de normal o estigmatizado dependiendo del contexto.
El documento describe el desempeño de la economía ecuatoriana hasta el tercer trimestre de 2015, notando un menor dinamismo generalizado en la producción y el crecimiento. La mayoría de los sectores experimentaron contracciones trimestre a trimestre, incluidos la construcción, la industria, el comercio y la producción petrolera. Solo unos pocos subsectores como la acuicultura y los servicios profesionales evitaron este comportamiento a la baja. El documento atribuye este desempeño más débil a factores tanto de oferta como de demanda.
Los organismos heterótrofos no producen su propio alimento y necesitan obtenerlo de fuentes elaboradas. Existen diferentes tipos de nutrición heterótrofa como la holozoica, en la que se consume otros organismos enteros, la saprófita, que se alimenta de materia orgánica muerta, y la parásita, que obtiene nutrientes de otro organismo vivo.
This document discusses IBM's social media strategy and accounts. It provides details on the followers, frequency of posts, content topics, and level of engagement for several IBM social media accounts. It also discusses IBM's use of user-generated content through platforms like WebSphere sMash and how their social media aims to complement traditional marketing. Areas for improvement mentioned are being more responsive on channels and running viral campaigns to expand reach.
The document discusses group discussions (GDs), which involve a discussion among 8-12 members on a current issue within a 20-30 minute time limit. GDs are used to assess candidates' personality traits and skills. Members are evaluated on their communication skills, knowledge, leadership ability, and ability to collaborate. Effective GDs involve listening to others, making concise fact-based contributions, and reaching a respectful discussion without one person dominating. Common GD topics include issues like India's development, technology, culture, education, and healthcare.
Geetha Sriskantha has over 10 years of experience working in passenger service roles for various airlines at London City Airport. She has a track record of efficiently checking passengers in, answering inquiries, issuing tickets and boarding passes, and assisting passengers. Geetha also resolves complaints in a timely manner and maintains positive relationships with airport staff. She is adept at handling irregular flight situations such as delays and cancellations.
Nigel Dixon has over 21 years of experience in aviation and engineering roles within the Royal Air Force. He is currently a Commercial Officer responsible for acting as the point of contact for engineering representatives from several airlines and chairing progress meetings to ensure maintenance schedules are on track. Prior to this role, he held several managerial positions including Operations Manager, Training Coordination Manager, and Flying Program Manager where he was responsible for tasks like producing flight plans, coordinating training requirements, and managing daily flying programs. He has extensive expertise in areas such as risk assessment, quality assurance, problem resolution, project management, and customer relations.
An airline station agent oversees the overall operations of an airline at an airport. This includes coordinating flight crews, cargo crews, baggage handling, aircraft servicing, and more. They ensure safe and efficient operations so flights can depart on time.
1. Sideland Group has over 20 years of experience providing retail fit-out and facilities management services in airports.
2. They offer a full range of services from an initial readiness project and fit-out process to long-term facilities management.
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This document is a CV for Emad EL Din Mostafa Gaafar that provides biographical and professional details. It includes his personal information such as name, address, contact details, date of birth, nationality, and marital status. It also lists his education qualifications and work experience in logistics and port operations roles from 1998 to present. His roles have included operations manager, procurement manager, branch manager, and supervisor. He has worked for companies in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the Netherlands. The CV also lists computer skills, languages, certificates, and courses completed.
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White paper 4 steps to a great passenger experienceDatafield
This specific airport-oriented white paper on passenger experience could prove useful in lots of industries, especially when it comes to facility management.
Probably wise to avoid short term profits and focus on long term customer experience improvements.
FOUR STEPS TO A
GREAT PASSENGER
EXPERIENCE
(WITHOUT REBUILDING
THE TERMINAL)
A whitepaper for airport operations directors
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JOBS Roles in Aviation Industry
By
Itam, Margaret Okoi
Institute Of Technology and
Management
Leisure and Tourism Department
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Air Traffic Controllers are responsible for maintaining the safe and orderly
movement of aircraft along major air routes and around airports. They give pilots
instructions and advice as to height, speed and course. Controllers have a number
of aircraft under their control at any one time. With more than 6,000 aircraft in
UK airspace every day. Ensuring that aircraft take-off and land safely is the key
responsibility of Air Traffic Controllers. The majority of controllers work at
control centres as Area Controllers with a relatively small percentage working at
airports. At large airports, controllers may have a number of different roles. They
may be responsible for approach work or aerodrome control duties. At London
City Airport, controllers are employed by NATS.
Responsibilities
• Keep radio and/or radar contact with aircraft
• Direct the movement of aircraft at an airport or en-route
• Instruct aircraft to climb or descend and allocate final cruising level.
Provide information to aircraft about weather conditions
• Ensure minimum distances are maintained between planes
• Handle unexpected events, emergencies and unscheduled traffic
• Deal with instrument landing systems that allow some planes to make
automatic landings
• Ensure planes are placed in holding patterns when airports are busy
Personal Qualities
• Ability to work unsocial hours
• Able to work sitting in a fixed position all the time.
• Flexibility to work where needed in the UK
• Able to deal with an extremely pressured environment and a highly
responsible job
• A high level of concentration and the ability to concentrate and think
logically over long periods of time
• Confidence using technology
• Good spatial awareness Education & Experience
• Minimum requirement is 5 GCSEs (A-C) including English and
Mathematics
• A degree in the area of physical, mathematical, applied science or
engineering is an advantage
SKILLS
The majority of candidates train through the NATS, which has its own setof entry
requirements. According to NATS, you will need to show:
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motivation;
conscientiousness and rule adherence;
decisiveness and confidence;
emotional stability;
error awareness;
information processing capability;
numerical awareness;
open to learning and development;
planning, decision making and problem solving;
spatial awareness;
Team working.
Other Requirements
• The minimum age for applicants is 18 years and eight months
• The maximum age for the NATS scheme is 30 years, unless you have
recent aviation experience
• Ability to complete psychometric tests to a certain level
• A good standard of fitness, eyesight, colour vision, hearing and clear
diction
RAMPSERVICES AGENTS have the mostphysically demanding job at the airport.
Their main responsibilities are aircraft marshalling, the co-ordination of aircraft
loading and baggage handling, application ofground powerand aircraft start-ups.
Agents must be in good health with normal colour vision. They are outside in all
weathers and this role requires great attention to health and safety.
Responsibilities
• Maintain highest levels ofhealth and safety standards and customerservice
standards in the workplace.
• Aircraft marshalling.
• Placement of aircraft chocks in front of and behind nose wheel.
• Aircraft ground power ensure the correct voltage power supply to the
aircraft from both fixed and mobile ground power units.
• Baggage handling and sorting.
• Aircraft start-up.
• Snow clearance and de-icing of aircraft when required.
THE CUSTOMER SERVICES CENTRE AGENT is the focal point in any
airport terminal. The key function of the Customer Services Agent (employed by
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London City Airport Limited, the airport operator), is to respond to a vast range
of enquiries for information from both internal and external customers of the
airport. Agents must be well presented and prepared to answer questions in a
professional manner. They must have a passion for working with people and
delivering a high standard of service. Customer Services Agents report to the
Terminal Team Leader.
Responsibilities
• Provide flight, ground transportation and tourist information to passengers.
• Making public address announcements
• Dealing with lost and found property
• Co-ordination of ground transport
• Emergency training
• Assistance for passengers with reduced mobility
• Patrols of the site to monitor service standards, including reporting of any
defects.
• Undertaking cash, cheque and credit card transactions
• Operating the main Airport switchboard
SKILLS You will need to show:
communication skills that allow you to inform, help and advice customers
clearly and to liaise effectively with other professionals;
listening skills, to understand exactly what customers require;
problem-solving skills;
confidence, patience, politeness, tact and diplomacy, when dealing with
difficult situations;
motivational skills and an ability to supervise and lead a team of customer
service assistants;
creative thinking, to be able to come up with new ideas to improve
customer service standards;
an ability to work well under pressure;
organisational and planning skills to develop customer services policies;
good personal presentation, especially when working with customers face
to face;
A commitment to improve your own customer service skills on an
ongoing basis.
Work experience
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Competition amongst graduates is quite high and so previous experience of
working with customers, such as in a shop, call centre, office or bar, may give
you an advantage when applying for work or training schemes.
Any other relevant experience of working with people, perhaps through
membership of student clubs and societies, is also useful.
Try to arrange a period of work shadowing with customer service managers in
different settings to find out which type of organisation might suit you best.
Qualifications
Although this area of work is open to all graduates, the following degree or
HND subjects may improve your chances:
business studies;
consumer studies;
management studies;
Marketing.
CLEANING ASSISTANT
Keeping an airport spic and span is a very important task. There are two contract
cleaning companies who carry out different cleaning roles at London City
Airport. Internal facilities employ staff to keep the airport terminal and offices
clean and tidy and they currently employ 38 cleaners. Responsible for cleaning
the inside of the aircraft in the time between a flight landing at the airport and it
taking off again.
Responsibilities
• To keep the airport terminal or the
• planes clean to a high standard
• To use a two-way radio to respond to
• cleaning tasks
• To report any broken/unserviceable
• Facilities
Education & Experiences
• No specific qualifications are required
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• Experience is not necessary as in house training is provided
Personal Qualities
• Keen and willing to work
• Punctual and reliable
• Trustworthy
Car Park Co-ordinator
A car park co-ordinator deals with all aspects of the airports car parks including
the short-stay car park, long stay car park and staff parking. They ensure the car
parks are kept running smoothly and efficiently for passengers to use and have
exceptional customer service and problem solving skills.
Responsibilities
• Servicing of payment stations and car
• park equipment
• Car park patrols to check for
• maintenance issues and report misuse
• Ensure health and safety procedures
• are carried out
• Provide good records of all car park
• Operations
Education & Experience
• Educated to GCSE level of equivalent in English and Mathematics
• IT literate
• Customer service experience would be beneficial
Personal Qualities
• Good problem solver
• Use of initiative
• Practical
• The ability to work unsupervised
Car Hire Agent
All airports will have car hire companies on-site, London City Airport has
several; Avis, Europ car and Hertz, for use by passengers and the local
community alike. These companies employ Customer Service Agents to serve
passengers who wish to hire a car.
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Responsibilities
• Provide the highest level of customer service
• Complete all rentals using the internal computer system
• Handle telephone enquiries
• Complete all rentals, re-rents, reservations and quotations in accordance
with procedures and policies
• Undertake daily administrative tasks
Education & Experience
• Some (but not all) companies may require a minimum number of GCSEs.
• Work experience in a customer facing environment is beneficial
Personal Qualities
• Excellent organisational and time management skills.
• Good communication skills, both written and oral
• Ability to work well as a team.
• An enthusiastic, flexible and positive attitude towards selling.
• Minimum age requirement is 23 for insurance purposes
CABIN CREW based at London City Airport are employed by an airline and
mainly work on short haul flights. The only exception is the British Airways
service to New York. Whichever aircraft or service you are working on,
passenger safety always comes first; your job is performed while thousands of
feet in the sky and customers are your main priority – with no day ever being the
same. Airlines you could work with at London City Airport include British
Airways City Flyer, City Jet, Lufthansa and Swiss.
Responsibilities
• To ensure the comfort and safety of passengers
• Pre-flight briefings
• Security/equipment checks on aircraft
• Check the aircraft is cleaned to high standard
• Welcoming passengers on board
• Emergency demonstrations
• Provision of in-flight bar and meal service
• Respond to incidents that may occur on board
• Attend regular training programmes and pass
Personal Specification
• Usually, aged 19 years or above
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• Usually height and weight restrictions, minimum of 5ft 2in (1.58m) in
height with weight in proportion to height
• Required to pass a medical examination and be physically fit
• Well presented, no visible tattoos or piercings and willing to conform to
strict uniform standards
Personal Qualities
• Friendly and caring personality
• Confident in responding to pressured situations
• Prepared to work unsociable hours
Education & Experience
• Entry requirements vary among airlines, but the majority seek the
following:
• Minimum of between 3 and 5 A-C GCSE’s including English
• A foreign language is an advantage
• Valid First Aid Certificate is desirable
• Must have a valid passport
AVIATION FIRE FIGHTERS: The Fire Fighting Service provided at an
airport is a statutory requirement, which operates within Civil Aviation Authority
legislation. Fire Fighters employed by London City Airport Limited, the airport
operator, are specifically trained to deal with potential aircraft emergencies. After
completing a number of courses as a trainee Fire Fighter, individuals move on to
be a qualified Fire Fighter.
Responsibilities
• To respond to any emergency involving aircraft or property
• To assist in fire prevention duties within airport premises including -
testing of fire alarm systems, sprinkler systems, hand fire appliances and
hose reels
• Inspection, testing and maintenance of rescue and fire fighting equipment
• To attend training courses as required to obtain the necessaryqualifications
and proficiency as an Airport Fire Fighter
• Deliver airport staff fire training.
• To provide assistance to disabled passengers getting on or off aircraft
• To assist in the clearing of runway, taxiways and apron
• Disposal of material confiscated by UK Border Agency
Education & Experience
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• Good general education, including GCSE (or equivalent) in English and
Mathematics
• Full, clean driving licence, held for minimum of six months
• Experience of working in a team environment Personal Qualities
• Able to think and assess situations quickly and act on own initiative
• Able to accept reasonable command without question
• Can be relied upon to complete tasks to a high standard and on time
• Good communication and social skills
Medical, Age and Height Requirements
• Aged 21 – 54 years
• Minimum height 5’6” (1.67 m)
• Good all round health and mobility
• Good unaided vision
• Normal colour vision
• Normal hearing
• Not subject to vertigo/ claustrophobia
• No history of epilepsy
Training When starting at London City Airport, a Trainee Fire Fighter will be
seconded to one of the three watches. Individuals must have/ pass a heavy goods
vehicle licence as he/she may be expected to drive fire appliances. Individuals
must have/pass as a coxswain in order to take charge of the rescue boat.
Individuals must also pass an LGV class 2 driving test within nine months of
starting date.
AVIATION SECURITY OFFICER are responsible for ensuring passengers
and staff are safe when at the Airport. Officers are employed by London City
Airport Limited, the airport operator, and carry out a variety of tasks, including
checking passenger boarding passes, baggage screening and body searching,
airport patrols, control of airport access points and vehicle and aircraft searching
Responsibilities
• Provide excellent customer service
• Passenger screening - search departing passengers and their hand luggage
• Controlling airport access points
• Monitoring of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV)
• Issue security passes
• Patrolling restricted and public areas
• Screening unattended or suspicious items
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• Assisting with terminal evacuations
Personal Qualities
• Able to work shifts including weekends and public holidays
• Smart appearance, no visible tattoos
• Team player
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Able to work under pressure and unsupervised
• Confident in dealing with difficult customers
• Tactful
• Able to act on own initiative
• Enthusiastic and friendly manner
• Exhibit a professional approach
• Reliable and punctual
Education & Experience
• Good general education, GCSE(orequivalent) in English and Mathematics
is desirable
• Full, clean driving licence, held for minimum of six months
• Previous security experience is not necessary as training is provided
• Customer service experience is desirable
Medical Requirements
• Physically fit with good sight (normal colour vision) and hearing
AIRFIELD OPERATIONS AND SAFETY ASSISTANT: The Airfield
Operations and Safety Department manages and regulates the airfield, ensuring
that it is safe. An Airfield Operations and Safety Assistant is employed byLondon
City Airport Limited, the airport operator, and works both indoors and out. The
role is demanding, and requires individuals to think quickly and make decisions.
Responsibilities
• Collect and interpret information from Air Traffic Control, Handling
Agents and Airlines
• Control of bird and wildlife habitat on the airfield
• Maintenance and updating of the Flight Briefing Unit (FBU) with weather
charts, warnings, and other information required by air crews
• Maintaining a statistical database for recording activity and identifying
trends
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• Recording information relating to defective equipment or problems on the
airfield
• Ensuring that a safe and efficient operation is maintained on the aircraft
manoeuvring area
• Snow clearance – ensuring all requests for the removal of snow/ice within
the airport grounds are carried out
Personal Qualities
• Reliable and punctual
• Excellent communication skills
• Able to think and assess situations quickly and act on own initiative
• Attention to detail
• Able to work under pressure in a noisy and potentially stressful
environment
• Exhibit a common sense approach to work
• Able to work shift including weekends and public holidays
Education & Experience
• 5 GCSE passes including English and Mathematics at grade C or above
• Experience of dealing with people over the phone
• Experience of working in a high pressure environment
• Experience of working in an operational environment and working shifts
is an advantage
Catering Assistant There are many catering jobs to be found at airports.
Passengers and staff all need to eat! At London City Airport, SSP UK manages
the restaurants and bars along with all catering requests within the Business
Centre. City Net Catering supplies the airlines with in-flight catering for their
passengers. They employ people in production (preparing the food and working
in the kitchen) and loading (delivering the food to the aircraft). There are also
opportunities with other catering companies’ onsite such as Pret-a-Manger and
Caffé Nero.
Responsibilities
• Preparing and/or serving food and drinks
• Providing customer service in most job roles
• Using the cash register to serve customers in some job roles
• Cleaning tables and setting them up for the next customer
Education & Experience
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• A good standard of English is needed for jobs serving customers
• A good standard of both English and Mathematics is needed for loading
jobs with City Net Catering in order to complete the required paperwork
• A Basic Food Hygiene Certificate is needed for all jobs that involve
working with food. If you have this already it is a big advantage Personal
Qualities
• Punctuality and reliability
• Ability to communicate with customers if serving food
• Able to work shifts
• Ability to get on with the rest of your team
AIR CABIN CREW
The role of an air cabin crew member is to provide excellent customer service to
passengers while ensuring their comfortand safety throughout the flight.
They're trained to deal with security and emergency situations which may arise
and can administer first aid to passengers.
As a cabin crew member you will ensure that all emergency equipment is in
working order prior to take off and that there are enough supplies. You will also
help passengers to board the plane and give a demonstration of safety
procedures and equipment.
Air cabin crew strive to make the flying experience a pleasant one for the
passengers and will serve refreshments and meals and sell gifts and duty-free
items. You may work on short or long-haul flights.
SKILLS
communication skills;
exceptional customer service;
confidence in dealing with a range of people;
team working skills (different teams may be worked with every day) and
be able to be supportive of colleagues;
discretion when dealing with VIPs/royalty;
competence in handling difficult situations and the ability to remain calm
under pressure and in emergency situations;
the gift of being tactful and diplomatic but also assertive when necessary;
commercial awareness and sales skills;
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flexibility in working unsocial hours on any day of the year;
the capability to work quickly and efficiently, often to tight time
constraints;
numeracy skills for handling cash, including foreign currency;
the capacity to work in a confined space;
the ability to diffuse situations calmly and quickly
QUALIFICATIONS
A degree or HND/foundation degree orpostgraduate qualification is not required
for entry into work as a cabin crew member. Instead, most airlines require a good
secondaryeducation, with somerequiring grade C orabove in English and maths.
Studying a degree, HND or foundation degree in one of the following subjects
may be useful in showing the airline that you have an interest in this area:
hospitality management
languages;
leisure and tourism management;
Travel.
Being able to speak other languages may be particularly useful and this could put
you at an advantage against other candidates.
Vocational qualifications (NVQs and BTECs) are available at different levels in
various cabin crew topics. They are awarded by bodies such as:
City & Guilds
Edexcel
Northern Council for Further Education (NCFE)
The majority of airlines do have a list ofrequirements, however, which candidates
must meet. This includes some or all of the following:
minimum age of 18, in some cases 21;
good standard of health and fitness with the ability to swim 25 metres
unaided;
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minimum height requirement (this may differ depending on airlines) and
usually that height be in proportion to weight - in the UK it is often
measured as reach rather than height;
good hearing and eyesight, although glasses and contact lenses are
allowed;
valid passport permitting unrestricted travel worldwide;
Disclosure and Barring Service check;
Medical examination (some airlines may not require this).
WORK EXPERIENCE
Airlines may wish to see evidence of relevant work experience rather than
qualifications, as they're keen to see that candidates have the required skills.
Part-time or temporary work in customer service roles will beparticularly useful,
as will any work that demonstrates teamwork and communication.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Tasks may vary depending on whether it is a shortor long-haul flight and the size
of the team you're working in. However, your duties will include:
Attending a pre-flight briefing, during which air cabin crew are assigned
their working positions for the upcoming flight. Crew are also informed of
flight details, the schedule, the number of infants on board and if there are
passengers with any special requirements, such as diabetic passengers or
passengers in wheelchairs;
carrying out pre-flight duties, including checking the safety equipment and
security checks, ensuring the aircraft is clean and tidy and that the
information in the seat pockets is up to date and that all meals, drinks and
stock are on board;
welcoming passengers on board and directing them to their seats;
informing passengers of the aircraft safety procedures and ensuring that all
hand luggage is securely stored away;
checking all seat belts and galleys are secure prior to take-off;
making announcements on behalf of the pilot and answering questions
during the flight;
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serving meals and refreshments;
selling duty-free goods and advising passengers of any allowance
restrictions in force at their destination;
reassuring passengers and ensuring that they follow safety procedures
correctly in emergency situations;
giving first aid where necessary;
ensuring passengers disembark safely at the end of a flight and checking
that there is no luggage left in the overhead lockers and no stowaways or
suspicious items on board;
Completing paperwork, including writing a flight report.
Note
The aviation industry requires people with good generic skills. Suchskills include
problem solving, team working, communication, people management,
information technology and organisational skills. Other useful skills include
health and safety, languages and first aid. Qualifications or experience in travel
and tourism related areas are also valuable. For customer-facing roles, any
previous customer service work is also a useful asset. For any roles, the ability to
follow instructions, keep to schedules and adhere to regulations is also important.