Survey Pilot courses in New South Wales

A Commercial Pilot flies aircraft for various purposes, requiring strong aviation skills, calmness under pressure, and clear communication.

A Helicopter Pilot flies helicopters for tasks like transport, surveillance, and search and rescue, ensuring safety and clear communication.

A Flying Instructor teaches students aviation theory and flying techniques, supervising flights and ensuring safety throughout the process.

An IFR Pilot operates aircraft solely by instruments, transporting passengers or freight while ensuring safety and effective communication.

Airport Ground Crew handle tasks like baggage, tarmac duties, and cleaning. Strong teamwork, safety focus, and flexibility with hours are essential skills.

A Flight Attendant ensures passenger comfort and safety during flights by checking tickets, demonstrating procedures, and serving refreshments.

Airport Operations Managers oversee airport activities, security, and maintenance. Strong leadership, organization, and problem-solving skills are essential.

A Multi-Crew Pilot operates as part of a flight team, handling communication with air traffic control and performing safety checks during flights.

An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer repairs and maintains aeronautical systems, ensuring safety, precision, and teamwork, with specialisations in structures, avionics, or mechanics.

A Freight Pilot transports goods via aircraft, ensuring timely delivery, conducting safety checks, filing flight plans, and maintaining communication with air traffic control.

An Apprentice Aircraft Maintenance Engineer assists with aeronautical repairs, working under a qualified engineer, focusing on safety, detail, and adaptability.

An Aircraft Surface Finisher carries out a range of treatments on the surface of an aircraft. You might spray paint surfaces or apply new printed m...

An Aviation Manager oversees air transport operations, including safety, security, maintenance, and customer services, while ensuring efficient multitasking and leadership.

An Aerodrome Operations Supervisor ensures safe and efficient operations at an aerodrome, handles security and maintenance, and communicates with staff.

A Cabin Crew Supervisor manages flight attendants, ensures excellent service, resolves security or passenger issues, and demonstrates strong leadership.

A Ground Operations Supervisor oversees ground crew activities, ensures safety, handles emergencies, resolves issues, and manages multiple tasks efficiently.

An Air Traffic Controller manages aircraft movements in designated airspace, ensuring safety and clear communication during flights and landings.

An Aviation Consultant advises airlines and airports on operations, safety, and compliance, analysing data to recommend improvements in the industry.

A Flight Dispatcher coordinates flight plans and communications between pilots and air traffic control to ensure safe and timely aircraft operations.