Aircraft pilots fly both airplanes and helicopters. They perform tasks that include transporting passengers and cargo, testing aircraft types, and crop dusting. Pilots help local news stations by monitoring traffic and informing viewers and listeners of rescue efforts, traffic accidents, and traffic jams.
Some pilots assist firefighters as they extinguish fires or work with law enforcement officers to track criminals. Pilots become flight instructors who teach students with dual-controlled planes and simulators. Companies that inspect pipes, conduct tours, or transport executives and cargo, employ pilots.
Commercial Airplane Pilots
Many commercial airlines use two pilots. The captain has the most experience and has the primary responsibility for a flight. The co-pilot shares duties such as checking the overall condition of the aircraft before and after a trip. Older planes sometimes also require...
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