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CPL » Human Factors » Airmanship, Professionalism and Responsibility

34.2 Airmanship, Professionalism and Responsibility

34.2.2 Define professionalism in aviation.

Professionalism in aviation is the consistent demonstration of the knowledge, skills, attitudes, behaviours, and ethical standards expected of a competent aviation professional.

It involves performing duties in a manner that promotes safety, reliability, responsibility, and trust.

Key elements of professionalism include:

  • Safety — placing safety ahead of convenience, schedule, or personal pressure and complying with established procedures and limitations.

  • Competence — maintaining the knowledge, skills, and proficiency required to carry out aviation duties safely and effectively.

  • Responsibility and accountability — accepting responsibility for decisions and actions, recognising personal limitations, and correcting or reporting errors when necessary.

  • Integrity — acting honestly and ethically, including accurately reporting information, defects, incidents, and mistakes.

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