ISCO Occupation Group 0310.1 Air Force Pilot
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Air Force Pilot: Air force pilots operate aircrafts in combat missions, patrol missions, or search and rescue missions. They ensure aircraft maintenance, and communicate with air force bases and other vessels to ensure safety and efficiency in operations.
Essential Skills
- Adapt To Changing Situations
- Aircraft Flight Control Systems
- Implement Airside Safety Procedures
- Ensure Ongoing Compliance With Regulations
- Apply Military Aviation Regulations
- Read Maps
- Operate Radar Equipment
- Operate Two-Way Radio Systems
- Apply Signalling Control Procedures
- Aviation Meteorology
- Apply Air Force Procedures
- Common Aviation Safety Regulations
- Use Meteorological Information
- Perform Routine Flight Operations Checks
- Visual Flight Rules
- Operate Radio Equipment
- Ensure Compliance With Civil Aviation Regulations
- Comply With Air Traffic Control Operations
- Perform Take Off And Landing
- Operate Radio Navigation Instruments
- Undertake Procedures To Meet Aircraft Flight Requirements
- Execute Flight Plans
- Air Transport Law
- Operate Cockpit Control Panels
- Air Traffic Control Operations
- Military Aviation
- Geographic Areas
- Read 3D Displays
- Perform Flight Manoeuvres
- Air Force Operations
- Use Different Communication Channels
- Surveillance Radars
- Civil Aviation Regulations
Optional Skills
- Organise Aircraft Maintenance
- Ensure Compliance With Types Of Weapons
- Identify Security Threats
- Keep Task Records
- Have Spatial Awareness
- Patrol Areas
- Perform Risk Analysis
- Communicate In English In A Competent Way
- Create A Flight Plan
- Military Code
- Perform Search And Rescue Missions
Alternative Names
- Military Aircraft Driver
- Armed Forces Pilot
- Military Pilot
- Naval Pilot
- Navy Pilot
- Aircrew Pilot
