Aircraft Pilot

Professional pilots listen to recorded air traffic control exchanges and transcribe them for an AI aviation project. Beyond the words, they note key instructions such as headings, altitudes and frequencies, check airport diagrams, charts and position data, and draw on flight experience to handle varied accents and operating contexts. The accuracy target is a 2 percent word error rate or better. Pay and hours are not listed.

What you would do

• Transcribe real ATC radio audio according to detailed project guidelines
• Record key flight instructions, including headings, altitudes and radio frequencies
• Cross-check transcripts against airport diagrams, navigation charts and aircraft position data
• Interpret regional and non-native English accents using operational experience
• Suggest improvements to the guidelines and processes

What the listing asks for

• Active or former professional pilot with substantial real-world flight experience
• Fluent English and the ability to interpret complex ATC instructions
• Experience flying internationally and understanding varied accents
• Reliable internet, a quiet workspace and good headphones
• Preferred: prior data annotation or transcription work

Suits active or retired pilots, especially those with international flying, who can follow strict transcription rules and focus on audio detail.

The listing does not state a rate. Where: Remote, no country limit stated. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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