Business Aviation & Career

1. 2010 Lecture Side June 2010 Lecture by Business Aviation & Career Chapter Two Aerospace Engineering

2. Expectancefrom this subject Aviation Management System แนะนำให้รู้จักกลุ่มธุรกิจหรือกิจการหลัก ๆ และหลักการบริหารงานในอุตสาหกรรม การบินพาณิชย์ เพื่อให้เห็นภาพกว้างและเข้าใจหลักการการบริหารแบบสากล และเป้าหมายของ สายการบินทั่ว ๆ ไป แนะนำระบบบริหารในกลุ่มธุรกิจ กิจการซ่อมบำรุงอากาศยาน เพื่อให้เข้าใจ บทบาทหน้าที่ของวิศวกรอากาศยาน และเข้าใจสิ่งที่สายการบินคาดหวังจากวิศวกรอากาศยาน Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

3. What is Aviation Airlines? Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

4. What is Aviation Military? Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

5. What is General Aviation? Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

6. Why Business Aircraft? Of all the benefits of business aircraft, increased productivity of personnel is probably the most important. Benefits of using business aircraft fall into ten categories: Time Savings Flexibility Reliability Safety Improved marketing efficiency Facilities control Personnel and industrial development Privacy and comfort Efficiency Security Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

7. What is Business Aviation? Business aviation is the segment of general aviation that consists of aircraft that are used for business transportation. Operators range from people who fly rented, single-engine, piston-powered airplanes, to sales or management teams of corporations, many of which own fleets of multi-engine, turbine powered aircraft and employ their own flight crews, maintenance technicians and other aviation support personnel. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

8. Careers in Business Aviation Business Aviation Pilot Business Aviation Manager Business Aircraft Scheduler / Dispatcher Business Aircraft Flight Attendant Business Aviation Line Service Specialist Business Aviation Maintenance Manager Business Aviation Maintenance Technician Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

9. Business Aviation Pilot Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

10. Responsibilities of Business Aviation Pilots Act as pilot-in-command (PIC) or second-in-command (SIC) of company aircraft. Analyze meteorological conditions. Calculate aircraft weight and balance. Determine the aircraft’s fuel requirements plus proper reserves. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

11. Responsibilities of Business Aviation Pilots (cont.) Ensure currency of all pertinent manuals and charts. On international flights, ensure that all documents - including overflight authority and Customs forms - are in proper order. File flight plan with the FAA. Perform internal and external pre-flight checks of aircraft and its systems. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

12. Business Aviation Pilot Qualifications Business aviation pilots typically have one of the following FAA certificates: A valid Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) license and type rating in the aircraft flown (captain). Commercial Pilot Certificate with appropriate aircraft ratings and an FAA Instrument rating (copilot). Approximately 3,500 hours flight time (captains) or 1,500 hours (copilot), including experience in multi-engine and heavy piston-powered or jet-powered aircraft. A valid FAA First-Class or Second-Class Medical Certificate An FCC Restricted Radio Telephone Operator’s Permit (if flying internationally). Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

13. Business Aviation Pilot Salaries Captains Minimum: $14,400 Average: $60,933 Maximum: $122,100 Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

14. Business Aviation Pilot Salaries Copilots Minimum: $12,000 Average: $41,937 Maximum: $102,515 Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

15. Business Aviation Department Manager Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

16. Business Aviation Manager Responsibilities Serving as an advocate for the flight department at all company levels. Selecting and maintaining a staff of aviation professionals. Providing leadership and direction for all personnel within the flight department. Maintaining staffing levels and managing salary administration for all department employees. Ensuring that proper professional training and development are completed on an ongoing basis for all personnel. Plan new equipment purchases and current equipment replacement schedules Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

17. Business Aviation Manager Qualifications Ten or more years experience in aircraft operations or maintenance. Proven management ability Bachelor’s Degree in aviation management or applicable management field. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

18. Business Aviation Manager Salaries Aviation managers may have flying responsibilites Minimum: $25,200 Average: $84,674 Maximum: $228,500 Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

19. Business Aircraft Scheduler / Dispatcher Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

20. Business Aircraft Scheduler / Dispatcher Responsibilities Plans and coordinates use of aircraft and flight and cabin crews. Prepares load manifests, overflight and landing permits. Provides flight-following services for up-to-date aircraft deployment. Arranges ground transportation in coordination with aviation activities. Handles requests for aircraft catering Accommodates special requests whenever possible. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

21. Business Aircraft Scheduler / Dispatcher Qualifications Strong interpersonal communications Computer skills Detail oriented Ability to work independently Experience in radio communications and aircraft weight and balance. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

22. Business Aircraft Scheduler / Dispatcher Salaries Minimum: $10,000 Average: $33,251 Maximum: $75,600 Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

23. Business Aircraft Flight Attendant Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

24. Business Aircraft Flight Attendant Responsibilities Ensure the safety of passengers. Perform all cabin pre-flight safety checks. Brief passengers on emergency procedures and use of safety equipment. Prepare and serve food and beverages and assist with passenger comfort. Arrange for cabin service while away from home base. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

25. Business Aircraft Flight Attendant Qualifications Flight attendants possess wide variety of education. International flights may use flight department employee to serve as both flight attendant and certified maintenance technician for unscheduled aircraft repairs. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

26. Business Aircraft Flight Attendant Salaries Minimum: $10,920 Average: $40,214 Maximum: $67,215 Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

27. Business Aviation Line Service Specialist Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

28. Business Aviation Line Service Specialist Responsibilities Assist aircraft pilots and passengers by courteously providing ground services they desire. Perform fuel quality control tests. Parking, towing, and securing aircraft. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

29. Business Aviation Line Service Specialist Responsibilities Refueling, washing, and cleaning of aircraft. Handling radio and telephone calls to the flight operations office. Policing the aircraft ramp areas, hangars, and lounges for security and cleanliness. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

30. Business Aviation Line Service Specialist Qualifications Must be customer-oriented. Have a high school diploma. Some aircraft fueling and handling experience. May require additional vehicular or radio equipment operating licenses. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

31. Business Aviation Line Service Specialist Salaries Minimum: $5.25 per hour Average: $12.20 per hour Maximum: $32.30 per hour Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

32. Business Aviation Maintenance Manager Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

33. Business Aviation Maintenance Manager Responsibilities Supervise all maintenance personnel Ensure the quality of aircraft, engine and avionics maintenance and repairs. Order and maintain an inventory of parts necessary for aircraft maintenance. Assist with preparation of short-and long-range flight department plans. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

34. Business Aviation Maintenance Manager Responsibilities (cont.) Assist with the establishment of salary standards. Recommend proper staffing for the maintenance department. Establish and maintain records as required by the FAA, manufactures, and company policy. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

35. Business Aviation Maintenance Manager Qualifications Bachelor’s degree preferred but not required. Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certificates. Broad knowledge of and experience with the category, class, and type of company aircraft. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

36. Business Aviation Maintenance Manager Salaries Minimum: $24,000 Average: $60,736 Maximum: $106,716 Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

37. Business Aviation Maintenance Technician Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

38. Business Aviation Maintenance Technician Responsibilities Conduct daily inspections, pre- and post-flight checks of company aircraft. Perform scheduled maintenance on engines, avionics, electrical, hydraulic, oxygen and pressurization systems. Perform unscheduled maintenance of aircraft as required. Ensure that all facilities and equipment are clean and safe and maintenance documents are accurate and up-to-date. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

39. Business Aviation Maintenance Technician Qualifications High school graduate FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license. Maintenance experience with specific aircraft, engine and avionics is preferred but not required. Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

40. Business Aviation Maintenance Technician Salaries Minimum: $6.80 per hour Average: $20.50 per hour Maximum: $41.35 per hour Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2

41. Aviation Management System End of Chapter Two Aerospace Engineering 2009 Subject Name Aircraft Materials Month 200X Page 2