Aviation does not include unmanned aircraft such as drones.

A business offering air transportation services for people or cargo.

The aviation industry also includes aircraft manufacturers, researchers, air safety specialists, businesses involved with military aviation, and, increasingly, companies that design, produce and/or make use of drones.

Refers to all aviation that is not connected to the military.

Typically, this kind of air transportation is designed to enable aerial warfare, or perform surveillance operations.

Which is not a type of airlines

A type of airline that is also known as “major airlines”, they include the industry’s biggest names, such as American Airlines and Delta Air Lines, and tend to operate with a significant fleet of large aircraft. 

A type of airline where they are primarily connected to a single country, often with all of their main hubs there, and will usually focus more on facilitating domestic air travel. 

A type of airline that are smaller than international and national ones, typically focusing on the kinds of areas that do not receive much (or any) service from those airlines.

A business model for airlines where passengers will have to pay extra for baggage and in-flight meals.

A business model for airlines where passengers' baggage allowance and any in-flight meals are given at no additional cost.

A business model for airlines where airlines will generally enter into a working relationship with appropriate travel agencies travel management companies and tour operators, who then take on the task of filling the planes.

It is an agency in the Philippines responsible for implementing policies on civil aviation in order to ensure safe, economical, and efficient air travel. As an independent regulatory body with quasi-judicial and quasi-legislative powers.

In this career path, concentration and the ability to make sound decisions under pressure are vital.

The responsibilities associated with this role include taking orders, serving food and drinks, answering questions, offering additional assistance, and providing passengers with safety information.