Skills to Master (Additional Learning Targets) What I'll Learn:

I can use basic controls to take off and land a plane successfully

I can apply and take off brakes, use the throttle to add more speed and can correctly use the yoke as a steering wheel  

I can fly a variety of planes

Careers and Real World Connection

Look in this doc to find a unique career for a career related to flight aviation-Link

Once you find a career, research it up on the Internet to fill in your journal

Some Careers mentioned in linked doc:

Baggage Handler-A baggage handler's main responsibility is to load and unload luggage and cargo from aircraft at an airport

Flight Attendant-A flight attendant's job is to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers during a flight

Ticket Agent-A ticketing agent's job is to provide customer service for travel arrangements including: Reservations: Making and confirming reservations, and processing payments and refunds ,Tickets: Issuing tickets, and calculating expenses, Travel information: Answering questions about travel, such as routes, schedules, and policies, Travel assistance: Helping passengers with baggage, boarding, and disembarking, Travel documentation: Assisting passengers with gathering documentation for travel , Travel itineraries: Assembling travel itineraries, and Travel products: Selling travel products, such as insurance, and suggesting additional products and services 

Travel Agent-A travel agent's primary role is to help people plan and arrange travel, whether for business or vacation. Travel agents typically perform the following duties: Understand client needs: Assess clients' preferences, schedules, and budgets, Plan travel: Create itineraries for transportation, dining, sightseeing, and recreation, and Make reservations: Book travel, hotels, rental cars, and special events

Agricultural pilot-Agricultural pilots, also known as crop dusters or aerial applicators, perform a variety of tasks for the farming industry, including: Applying chemicals: Spraying pesticides, fertilizers, and other chemicals on crops to control weeds, pests, and plant diseases, Planting seeds: Dropping seeds into fields to grow crops, and Hauling crops: Transporting crops to market after harvest 

Major / National Airline Pilot-A Major/National Airline Pilot is responsible for safely operating a commercial aircraft, including pre-flight checks, navigating through various weather conditions, communicating with air traffic control, managing flight plans, and piloting the aircraft during takeoff, landing, and in-flight, all while adhering to strict regulations and prioritizing passenger safety

Corporate pilot-A corporate pilot's job is to fly a private or corporate aircraft for business executives and wealthy individuals, ensuring their safe and comfortable journey

Astronaut-An astronaut's job description includes: Conducting experiments: Astronauts conduct experiments to learn about space, the human body, and cancer. They also develop new concepts for engineering, design, and navigation. Maintaining the spacecraft: Astronauts maintain and repair the spacecraft's systems, including air filters, oxygen production, and water systems. They also replace broken parts and install scientific equipment. Collecting samples: Astronauts take samples from other astronauts to assess their health. Communicating with Earth: Astronauts use satellites to communicate with Earth and send reports. 

Air traffic controller-An air traffic controller's job is to manage and direct the movement of aircraft to ensure safety and efficiency. Their responsibilities include: Monitoring aircraft Using radar, computer equipment, or visual references to track the location of aircraft Directing aircraft Guiding pilots through takeoff and landing, and providing instructions for route changes Managing traffic flow Controlling ground traffic at runways and taxiways, and directing aircraft to minimize delays Communicating with pilots Informing pilots of weather, runway closures, and other critical information Responding to emergencies Alerting airport response staff in the event of an aircraft emergency 

Airport manager-An airport manager's responsibilities include ensuring the airport runs smoothly and safely, and overseeing the development and maintenance of the airport's facilities and infrastructure: Operations Oversee all airport operations, including the airfield, terminal, and landside. Safety and security Ensure the safety and security of passengers, employees, and tenants. This includes developing and implementing emergency response plans, and ensuring compliance with aviation laws and regulations.

Aerospace Engineer-Aerospace engineers design, develop, and maintain aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and other aerospace systems. They use their knowledge of physics, mathematics, and engineering to ensure that aerospace vehicles are safe and perform at their best. 

Aeronautical engineer-Aeronautical engineers work with aircraft, designing, developing, and testing aircraft and propulsion systems. They also study the aerodynamic performance of aircraft and construction materials, and ensure compliance with aviation regulations

Mechanical Engineer-Mechanical engineers research, design, develop, test, and maintain mechanical devices and systems. They use their knowledge of math, physics, and technology to solve problems and create solutions.