A pilot in the UK is responsible for operating aircraft safely and efficiently, whether for commercial airlines, private charters, or freight transport. Duties include preparing flight plans, ensuring aircraft safety checks, communicating with air traffic control, and managing the crew and passengers during flights. Becoming a pilot requires rigorous training, including both theoretical study and practical flying hours, leading to qualifications such as a Private Pilot Licence (PPL) and then an Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL). The role demands excellent decision-making skills, technical knowledge, and the ability to remain calm under pressure. Pilots often travel internationally, work irregular hours, and must maintain ongoing medical and competency checks throughout their careers.
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Royal Navy
( Added 04 Jun 2024 - 51 positions available )
As an Apprentice Naval Airman (Aircraft Handler), you’re responsible for safety whenever there’s aircraft on the deck or the ground. That means working with flight crews at Royal Naval Air Stations (RNAS), on our state-of-the-art warships, or even the new Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier.
Closing date: in 4 months
Possible start date: 02 Jun 2026
THALES UK LIMITED
( Added 03 Nov 2025 - 1 position available )
Are you passionate about engineering? Do you have an inquisitive mind? Do you want to be part of an Apprentice Programme that will develop and challenge you? If so, then look no further…
Closing date: in 6 days
Possible start date: 07 Sep 2026
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