AeroSoft Corp: Airline Operation Task Sheet Template | Daily Flight Operations Checklist

Friday, 9 May 2025

Day 1: Create a 1-page summary on the structure of a typical airline – include Flight Ops, Ground Ops, Maintenance, Commercial, and Cargo.
Day 2: Research and define: Block Time, Turnaround Time, Load Factor, Slot Coordination, Hub-and-Spoke Model – present as a LinkedIn carousel post.
Day 3: Explore FlyingCrews.com – submit a SWOT analysis of the brand as an Aviation-focused startup.
Day 4: Make a visual timeline: "History of Airline Operations Management” and embed FlyingCrews.com branding.
Day 5: Read a case study on Indigo or Emirates Operoperations – summarize key Operoperational insights in your own blog post.
Day 6: Prepare an introduction script to confidently explain FlyingCrews' offerings during student outreach.
Day 7: Design a LinkedIn infographic: “Top 5 Skills Needed in Airline Operations” – tag FlyingCrews.com.

Day 8: Explain the Slot Allocation Process and how it affects airline scheduling. Submit a written summary.
Day 9: Design a sample weekly flight schedule (5 destinations, 1 aircraft) considering block time and layover rules.
Day 10: Promote FlyingCrews' Aviation courses on your social platforms with a creative call-to-action.
Day 11: Research & create a comparison: "Hub-and-Spoke vs Point-to-Point Models” with examples from Indian and global airlines.
Day 12: Study the Ground Handling process at airports (Passenger + Ramp services). Share a real-world example from an airline.
Day 13: Prepare a checklist: “Ground Ops Handover for a Turnaround Flight”.
Day 14: Write a blog: "How FlyingCrews Internships Help Build Real Aviation Experience"

Day 15: Define and explain the importance of Safety Management Systems (SMS) in airline ops.
Day 16: Prepare a sample Load and Trim Sheet for a Boeing 737 based on basic assumptions (template provided).
Day 17: Create an explainer video (or script) for: "What is Crew Rostering and Why Is It Complex?"
Day 18: Identify and report 3 software/tools used in Airline Ops (e.g., Sabre, Amadeus, Lido Flight).
Day 19: Design a flyer for FlyingCrews internship benefits + add it to your story or LinkedIn.
Day 20: Prepare 3 mock replies to time-critical Operoperational scenarios (e.g., aircraft delay, crew shortage).
Day 21: Create a LinkedIn Pulse article: “Top Airline Operation Terms Every Intern Should Know”

Day 22: Prepare a process map for passenger flow in an international airport (from check-in to boarding).
Day 23: Research and write a post on IATA codes – include 10 airport codes with fun facts.
Day 24: Design a promotional post: “Top Aviation Books from FlyingCrews – Must Reads!”
Day 25: Create a comparative chart: “Freighter Aircraft vs Belly Cargo Operations”
Day 26: Study a cargo mishandling case and write a 150-word incident report (real or simulated).
Day 27: Create an infographic: "Airside vs Landside Operations – Know the Difference"
Day 28: Pitch FlyingCrews.com’s virtual internships to a college (email outreach with follow-up draft).

Day 29: Research & write: “How Airlines Are Using AI & IoT in Daily Ops”
Day 30: Develop a mock SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) for delayed flight handling.
Day 31: Create a content calendar (3 posts/week) to promote FlyingCrews internships on IG & LinkedIn.
Day 32: Identify 3 real job roles in Airline Ops on LinkedIn – analyze key skills and tools required.
Day 33: Prepare a video reel or animation: “Day in the Life of an Airline Ops Executive”
Day 34: Host a mini-virtual discussion on Zoom or Instagram live with 1 peer on “Future of Airline Ops”
Day 35: Write an opinion piece: “Top Challenges in Indian Aviation – From an Intern’s Lens”

Day 36: Create a personal portfolio: link blog posts, infographics, outreach emails – showcase internship outcome.
Day 37: Submit a final industry report: "Airline Operations – What I Learned at FlyingCrews"
Day 38: Draft a professional message to HRs: "Seeking Career in Airline Ops – Here’s My Experience”
Day 39: Share a testimonial about FlyingCrews.com on LinkedIn and tag 2 batchmates.
Day 40: Prepare a case study: "How I Helped Promote FlyingCrews and Built My Network”
Day 41: Record a 1-minute video pitch: "What I bring to the Aviation industry – thanks to FlyingCrews"
Day 42: Submit a final feedback form + peer review.
Day 43: Attend a virtual Q&A with an Aviation guest (organized by FlyingCrews – optional)
Day 44: Contribute 5 multiple-choice questions for FlyingCrews’ future quizzes/courses.
Day 45: Certificate Ceremony + Final Showcase Post + Tagging Challenge.