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Airline Pilot
Description
An Airline pilot (according to study.com) operates a plane's engines and controls to navigate and fly the vessel. He or she also checks hydraulic and engine systems for pre-flight safety and monitors fuel consumption and aircraft systems in-flight.
Job Prospect
Medium
Work Environment
Prospective pilots must satisfy a set number of flying hours and be in good physical and mental health to fly an airline carrier. Pilots must deal with possible hazards, such as jet lag, fatigue, and unfavorable weather conditions. However, they also might get to travel all over the world.
General and Personal Skills Required
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Cost of Training
Recommended Level of Education
Bachelor
