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💡 Aviation Word of the Day - PURSER 🔹The lead flight attendant on board an aircraft, responsible for managing the other flight attendants Key Responsibilities of a Purser: 1. Safety management: Ensures that all safety procedures are followed and that the aircraft is prepared for emergencies 2. Cabin crew supervision: They supervise the work of other flight attendants and coordinate their activities 3. Liaison: Acts as the primary liaison between the flight deck (pilots) and the cabin crew to ensure smooth in-flight operations 🔹The term "purser" originated from the days when ships carried a purser, i.e. a financial officer responsible for managing the ship's finances 🔹In aviation, the purser's role has evolved to include safety and passenger service responsibilities #aviation #aviationterms #purser #cabincrew #flying #aircraft #aviationfacts #aviationknowledge

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How long does it takes to become a Commercial Airline Captain? Promotion from First Officer (Co-Pilot) to Captain (Pilot) can take between 4 to 20 years after joining an airline, depending on the type of operation and the pilot's competency. To become a Captain of a commercial aircraft, you must log at least 1,500 flight hours and hold a full Air Transport Pilot's License (ATPL). However, in practice, most short-haul airlines require a minimum of 3,000 hours before considering pilots for promotion, although smaller regional turboprop carriers might require fewer hours. Given a maximum of 900 flight hours per year, it is possible to be promoted to Captain within 4 to 5 years at some airlines, particularly short-haul low-cost carriers that are expanding or have high pilot turnover. In contrast, at flag carriers, the time to promotion is typically longer due to limited expansion and lower pilot turnover. Meeting the hour requirement is just the beginning. The airline will then review your training record and performance before conducting a 'command assessment,' which may include an interview, a simulator check, or both. If you pass this assessment, you will enter a command course, but passing this course is not guaranteed, and many do not succeed. In conclusion, becoming an airline captain, depends on various factors, but the dedication and effort invested are ultimately rewarding, making it a highly fulfilling career milestone. #aviation #aviationindustry #aviationworld #airline #airlinepilot #pilotcareer #civilaviation

UNITED STATES- A captain piloting the largest aircraft for a commercial airline can earn an average annual salary of $348,252, per recent pilot contracts negotiated over the past year. This represents the pinnacle of achievement in the field of commercial airline piloting, a profession characterized by substantial earning potential and benefits accrued over the years. However, reaching this level requires considerable training and flight hours investment, often resulting in significant financial debt. ATP Flight School approximates the cost of pilot training at $108,995 for those without prior experience or $86,995 for individuals starting with a private pilot certificate.

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