ISCO Specialization 3153.2.2 Commercial Pilot
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Commercial Pilot: Commercial pilots navigate flight of fixed-wing and multi-engine aircrafts for the transport of passengers and cargo.
Essential Skills
- Follow Airport Safety Procedures
- Use Different Communication Channels
- Operate Radar Equipment
- Air Traffic Control Operations
- Operate Radio Equipment
- Civil Aviation Regulations
- Visual Flight Rules
- Perform Risk Analysis
- Operate Cockpit Control Panels
- Apply Airport Standards And Regulations
- Perform Routine Flight Operations Checks
- Operate Radio Navigation Instruments
- Make Independent Operating Decisions
- Airport Planning
- Aircraft Flight Control Systems
- Apply Company Policies
- Common Aviation Safety Regulations
- Implement Airside Safety Procedures
- Geographic Areas
- Air Transport Law
- Aviation Meteorology
- Comply With Air Traffic Control Operations
- Execute Flight Plans
- Pre-Flight Procedures For Ifr Flights
- Read 3D Displays
- Operate Two-Way Radio Systems
- Maintain Counterweight Inside Modes Of Transport
- Use Meteorological Information
- Identify Airport Safety Hazards
- Perform Take Off And Landing
- Ensure Compliance With Civil Aviation Regulations
- Undertake Procedures To Meet Aircraft Flight Requirements
- Have Spatial Awareness
- Write Work-Related Reports
- Work In An Aviation Team
- Follow Ethical Code Of Conduct In Transport Services
- Ensure Ongoing Compliance With Regulations
- Respond To Changing Navigation Circumstances
- Perform Flight Manoeuvres
- Read Maps
- Apply Signalling Control Procedures
Optional Skills
- Listen Actively
- Adapt To Changing Situations
- Create A Flight Plan
Alternative Names
- Airline Pilot
- Captain
- Pilot Of Commercial Aircraft
- Pilot Of Commercial Aeroplanes
