4 occupations
Transport & aviation
How each occupation in Transport & aviation ranks for subclass 189 invitations, by the number of EOIs SkillSelect showed as invited after each round. Figures as at August 2026.
Quick answer
Which Transport & aviation occupations get the most 189 invitations?
SkillSelect showed no 189 invitations for occupations in Transport & aviation over last 2 program years.
Data as at
Ranked by 189 invitations Official
4 occupations
| Trend | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aeroplane Pilot231111 | – | – | Not invited | – | – | |
| Flying Instructor231113 | – | – | Not invited | – | – | |
| Helicopter Pilot231114 | – | – | Not invited | – | – | |
| Ship's Master231213 | – | – | Not invited | – | – |
SkillSelect hides groups under 20, so those rounds are counted as 10 and shown as “<20”.
Frequently asked questions
How is the ranking in Transport & aviation worked out?
We add up the EOIs SkillSelect reported as invited for each occupation in the months of each subclass 189 round over the window shown, then rank them. Occupations invited with a group of fewer than 20 are counted as 10, because SkillSelect does not publish the exact number.
Does a high rank in Transport & aviation mean it is easier to get invited?
No. A high rank means the occupation takes a large share of invitations, which helps, but the points cut-off decides whether you are invited. Check the cut-off column alongside the rank.
Do Transport & aviation occupations get priority visa processing?
No. Ministerial Direction 119 gives priority processing to construction, healthcare and teaching occupations only, and agriculture and fisheries were announced as future additions. Occupations in this sector are processed in the standard order.