Their work includes briefing the crew and supervising loading and refueling. Initial contact too is made with air traffic controls who advise the pilot on take-off. The most complicated aspects of a flight are take-off and landing. Pilots may have to make adjustments as necessary during flights. When the aircraft has been taxied to its final position, the pilot shuts down the engines and writes a flight report, noting any problems or instrument difficulties.
Pilots operate aircraft on long and short flight.
Before take off, they carry out a preflight check of emergency equipments, first aid kits, and they also check the weather condition of the day. They also ensure that all electronic systems are functioning properly. They do verify whether the contact with Air traffic control is established and communication system is functioning properly. After the aircraft reaches its destination, the pilot makes out a report mentioning the deficiencies and defects in the engine noticed during operation. Work Environment Pilots spend long hours on flight decks in a seated positions.