The role of a “Flight Assistant” is derived from a similar position on ships or passenger trains. It is known that the first Flight Attendant in early civil transport aviation was German citizen Heinrich Kubis in 1912 aboard theDELAG Zeppelin LZ 10 Schwaben, Kubis. The origin of this helper or flight attendant is not very […]
In the Evolutionary History of Aviation the Maintenance Technician has been a crucial part of the achievement of many flights, for example the Wright Brothers could not have succeeded in their first and subsequent flights without the intervention of Charles E. Taylor. Initially in 1901 Taylor had moved to work as a bicycle mechanic for
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The term “ Aviator Pilot” is consigned to the person who controls, directs, guides, or commands an aircraft in flight. The concept arises in the French Literary Work “Aviation ou Navigation Aérienne” written by Guillaume Joseph Gabriel de La Landelle in 1863 and the original term was “Aviateur” which translated into English is Aviator, also
In addition to providing a flight following service and advising pilots if conditions change, dispatchers share legal responsibility with the aircraft commander in the Joint Responsibility Dispatch System. Part of a Dispatcher’s duties include: Calculations of: Coordination of: Analysis of: Verification of: In addition you must communicate to the aircraft captain during a pre-flight meeting
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