Designs and develops spacecraft and related technologies.

Directs and monitors aircraft movement to ensure safety and efficiency.

Cleans and prepares aircraft for flights.

Removes ice and snow from aircraft.

Plans and coordinates flight schedules and routes.

Refuels aircraft.

Inspects, maintains, and repairs aircraft.

Assists passengers with travel arrangements and inquiries.

Operates aircraft to transport passengers and cargo.

Oversees the operations of an airport.

Designs and develops aircraft and aviation systems.

Reports on news and events in the aviation industry.

Specializes in legal matters related to aviation.

Installs, maintains, and repairs aircraft electronic systems.

Loads and unloads baggage and cargo from aircraft.

Airline staff who are in direct contact with the passengers, and whose in-flight responsibilities include: ensuring correct seating arrangements, serving food, and attending to the general well-being of passengers,

A pilot in control of, and responsible for, the aircraft and its contents during flight time.

The officer who is second-in-command to the captain of an aircraft.

Two or more people who have responsibility for flight operations.

The officer who is second-in-command to the captain of an aircraft.

Ensures the safety and comfort of passengers during flight.

The member of the crew of a plane who is responsible for checking that its systems, including the engines, perform properly.

A person who gives information or knowledge, usually in a formal setting such as a lesson or briefing.

Manages passenger boarding and deplaning.

A team of employees who service and maintain the aircraft while it is on the ground.

Handles various ground-based tasks, such as baggage handling, aircraft fueling, and passenger check-in.

Performs routine maintenance on aircraft at the gate or on the ramp.

The person who is in charge of the work of loading cargo onto a military or commercial transport aircraft.

ground staff whose responsibility it is to keep the aircraft serviceable.

Performs scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on aircraft.

A member of ground staff whose job is to direct aircraft into parking positions by means of hand signals.

Conducts medical examinations for pilots and air traffic controllers.

Forecasts weather conditions for aviation purposes.

Guides aircraft to and from the gate, loads and unloads baggage and cargo.

Ensures compliance with aviation safety regulations.

A pilot at an early stage of his, or her, career.

Protects passengers, aircraft, and airport facilities.

Sells tickets and assists passengers with check-in.

Operates drones for various purposes, such as aerial photography, surveillance, and delivery.