Synonyms and antonyms of People who work for airlines and people who travel on planes in British Thesaurus

aircrew (noun)

the pilot and other people who work on a plane when it is flying

air marshal (noun)

Britishtourism a sky marshal

air traffic control (noun)

the people who work as air traffic controllers

air traffic controller (noun)

someone whose job is to organize the movement of planes in a particular area by giving instructions to pilots by radio

aviator (noun)

old-fashioned an aircraft pilot

baggage handler (noun)

someone whose job is to deal with passengers’ luggage at an airport

cabin crew (noun)

the people on a plane whose job is to look after the passengers

captain (noun)

the person in charge of a ship or aircraft

co-pilot (noun)

a pilot whose job is to share the responsibility for flying an aircraft with the main pilot

crewman (noun)

a man who is a member of the crew of a ship, aircraft etc

engineer (noun)

someone who controls the engines on a ship or aircraft

flight attendant (noun)

someone whose job is to look after passengers on a plane

flight crew (noun)

the people involved with flying a plane including the pilots, the flight engineer and the navigator. The people involved with looking after the passengers are the cabin crew.

flight engineer (noun)

someone whose job is to be responsible for the engines, electrical systems etc, of a plane while it is flying somewhere

flyer (noun)

an aircraft pilot

flyer (noun)

someone who travels by plane

frequent flyer (noun)

someone who often travels by plane, especially with the same airline

ground crew (noun)

the people who clean, check, and repair aircraft or spacecraft while they are on the ground

ground staff (noun)

the people who work for an airline in an airport rather than on an aircraft: can be followed by a singular or plural verb

hostess (noun)

a female flight attendant

pilot (noun)

someone who flies an aircraft

skycap (noun)

American someone whose job is to help passengers at an airport with their bags

sky marshal (noun)

a guard who makes certain that passengers stay safe on plane flights

steward (noun)

a man whose job is to look after the passengers on a plane, train, or ship, especially serving them with food and drink

stewardess (noun)

old-fashioned a female flight attendant

test pilot (noun)

someone whose job is to fly planes to test their performance

wingman (noun)

a pilot whose aircraft flies behind and outside the leading aircraft in a formation