Aviation Jobs description
An aviation professional requires experience and training. Large complex airports demand more in depth background than smaller ones. While the aviation professional should be well aware of handling aircrafts and managing airports, a background in public relations, air transportation, business management, engineering, etc. is certainly preferable. The aviation professional in the blue-collar category might not be involved in executive business decisions but may be required to enforce airport rules and regulations, plan and supervise maintenance and safety programs, help with provisions for airport tenants etc. They are usually accountable to private airport managers, owners, or concerned government authorities.Candidates aspiring for the aviation jobs must be familiar with state and federal regulations, zoning laws, environmental impact analysis, legal contracts, security, aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF), and public relations. They should at least be graduates in aviation and specialized according to nature of the job they want to apply to.
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