Air transport industry Summary
The air transportation industry can be divided into “civil air transportation industry” and “general aviation industry” according to the type of operations.
Aviation personnel (aircraft pilots, maintenance personnel, dispatchers, flight controllers, ground mechanics, etc) must go pass through strict training and tests, and obtain the appropriate certification before they can perform their profession.
The air transportation system consists of three parts: transportation vehicles, transportation networks, and operation management.
Pilots and aviation workers earn a decent salary for their work.
The liberalization and globalization of the air transport industry makes the air transport industry not only a local industry, but a global industry.
There are two types of aviation transportation industry and general aviation industry. “Civil Aviation Industry” this refers to businesses that directly carry passengers, cargo, and mail by using aircraft to make profit.
Secondly the “General Aviation Industry” refers to the use of aircraft to operate aviation business other than the civil aviation transportation industry and receive remuneration.
Careers in aviation include aerial tours, surveys, inspections, firefighting, search, ambulance, towing, spraying, towing services etc.