An aeronautical designer usually involved in providing design and detailling expertise for companies who develop aeronautical components; products and systems.You'll need to ensure technical excellence while maintaining fidelity to any specifications and design requirements put forth by your client from design,build,experimentation installation to testing ,validation and analysis of the new product.You'll need to make sure the products complies with the requirements set out by regulatory authorizes on the national and international level.

You'll need to provide drawing and schemes using specialist software ( this will vary depending on the company you work for and what you are designing).You'll then summerize your findings and commonicate these to other members of your team and/or to your client.You'll need to good understanding of assembly methods,(machining,injection mold,composite) and cost effective designing and will need to keep up with the latest materials technologies ... Read more »

An aeronautical consultant,also known as an aviation consultant,uses their years of experience to provide business and technical solutions across a wide range of sectors in the aviation industry.While aeronautical consultancy is itself a niche sector,you may chose to provide consultancy for an a even more limited section of clients from airports and airlines to air traffic managers,manufacturers,maintenence crews,service vendors and even hotels and tourism agencies.You'll perform analysis of your client's existing practices,perform asset( aircraft and engine) valuations perform safety audits,recommend alternatives and/or improvements and help them carry out these improvements in order to maximize profit safety and efficiency.

Most aeronautical consultants must be registered with an accredited consultancy firm the British Association of Aviation Consultant.Consultancy often requires a good kind of market trends and business practices.