The captain is the pilot-in-command, and has the overall responsibility for the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft, including its crew, within federal regulations and specific company policy.To achieve this, pilots carry out a range of tasks, with many shared between the captain and first officer. The tasks may vary but will generally include:-ensuring information about the route, weather, passengers and aircraft are correct;-analysing the flight plan, including the route and flying altitude, to ensure it accurately reflects the expected circumstances of the flight;-calculating how much fuel to take, and supervising the loading and fuelling of the aircraft;-ensuring all safety systems are working properly;-briefing the cabin crew before the flight, and maintaining regular contact throughout the flight;-carrying out pre-flight checks on the navigation and operating systems;-communicating with air traffic control prior to take-off and during flight and landing;-ensuring noise regulations are followed during take off and landing;-understanding and interpreting data from instruments and controls;-making regular checks on the aircraft's technical performance and position, on weather conditions and air traffic during flight;-communicating with passengers using the public address system;-reacting quickly and appropriately to environmental changes and emergencies;-updating the aircraft logbook and/or writing a report at the end of the flight noting any incidents or problems with the aircraft

The Malaysian Association in the United Arab Emirates or MY-UAE is Non-Govermental Organisation and a registered body under the Consulate General of Malaysia to Dubai. It's executive council is elected into one-year terms by the association members to represent the interest of the Malaysian community in the UAE. The executive council works in a strictly voluntary environment.The objectives of MY-UAE are to bring together Malaysians in the UAE through but notlimited to social, professional, intellectual, sports, spiritual, welfare, and culturalactivities, and to promote the interests of its members and to foster Malaysia/UAEunderstanding and cooperation and include;a. Disseminating information among members on various issues and events oftheir interest;b. Encouraging and fostering a cordial relationship among Malaysians and familiesin the UAE;c. Participating in activities related to professional, intellectual, sports, spiritual,welfare, cultural activities and opportunities and promotions organized by thegovernment of the UAE and other relevant authorities;d. Participating and supporting the activities organized by the Government ofMalaysia offices and agencies in the UAE;e. Organizing meeting between its members and relevant organizations andauthorities of the UAE on professional, intellectual, sports, spiritual, welfare andcultural matters;f. Establishing and developing contacts and cooperation with other MalaysianAssociations in the international community and with other countries’ associations in UAE;g. Create and maintain a good general Malaysian image, and to protect thereputation and standing of Malaysia as a whole among citizens of UAE;h. Encourage and promote professional conduct and good ethics in mattersundertaken by Malaysians in the UAE;i. Raise funds through various lawful means, to meet the operational costs of MYUAEand other necessary needs;

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The Malaysian Association in the United Arab Emirates or MY-UAE is a registered body under the Consulate General of Malaysia to Dubai. It's executive council is elected into one-year terms by the association members to represent the interest of the Malaysian community in the UAE. The executive council works in a strictly voluntary environment.

A first officer's task is generally to assist the Captain and will officially be the second-in-command in a flight.A first officer has similar qualifications as a Captain and generally has less experience but is capable of and sometimes required to fly the aircraft i.e. with a role reversal with the captain. The Captain however will remain responsible for the whole operation of the aircraft.A pilot's primary task is to operate the aircraft safely and economically. To achieve this, pilots carry out a range of tasks, with many shared between the captain and first officer.The other tasks may vary but will generally include:-ensuring information about the route, weather, passengers and aircraft are correct;-analysing the flight plan, including the route and flying altitude, to ensure it accurately reflects the expected circumstances of the flight;-calculating how much fuel to take, and supervising the loading and fuelling of the aircraft;-ensuring all safety systems are working properly;-briefing the cabin crew before the flight, and maintaining regular contact throughout the flight;-carrying out pre-flight checks on the navigation and operating systems;-communicating with air traffic control prior to take-off and during flight and landing;-ensuring noise regulations are followed during take off and landing;-understanding and interpreting data from instruments and controls;-making regular checks on the aircraft's technical performance and position, on weather conditions and air traffic during flight;-communicating with passengers using the public address system;-reacting quickly and appropriately to environmental changes and emergencies;-updating the aircraft logbook and/or writing a report at the end of the flight noting any incidents or problems with the aircraft