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21 February, 2024
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Jobs and apprenticeships
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Apprentices Required at London Gatwick Airport
Joining London Gatwick means growing your career with the world's most efficient single-runway airport - where no two days are the same. You'll get the space and support to grow and develop with us. Together, we can succeed in creating an enjoyable and easy experience for our passengers.
Airport Security Officer at London Gatwick Airport
Work collaboratively within a team and various airport departments to deliver an outstanding customer experience.Verify documents and perform security screening and searching for both customers, colleagues and vehicles entering the security controlled areas.Utilise colour X-Ray images in both 2D and 3D to screen customer and colleague belongings.Assist in handling health, safety, or security incidents.Participate in regular training sessions to maintain screening and searching competencies in accordance with the Department for Transport (DfT) regulations.
We are seeking people with the following qualities:Ability to provide friendly customer service in a high-pressure environment.Physical fitness; able to stand, sit, bend, and walk for the durations of a shift.Fluent in written and spoken English with excellent communication skills.Ability to multitask in a busy operational environment.Full colour vision and hearing that meets our standards.UK residency of three years with the right to work in the UK.You will be required to undergo pre-employment medical, criminal record, and counter-terrorism checks.
07 December, 2023
New year, new career? It could take off at East Midlands Airport
Anyone looking for a new career to take off in the New Year should put Wednesday 17 January in their diary to attend a Jobs Fair at East Midlands Airport (EMA).
25 October, 2023
United Airlines gives U.S. Army Reservists and Students a direct way in to become airline maintenance technicians
Calibrate Technician Pathway Program establishes partnerships with the U.S. Army Reserve, National Aviation Academy, Aviation Institute of Maintenance and Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics
United expects to bring up to 300 eligible students annually; it plans to hire thousands of new maintenance technicians by 2026
United Next
Key Calibrate Technician Pathway Program Partners
U.S. Army Reserve
National Aviation Academy
Aviation Institute of Maintenance
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics
02 October, 2023
London Stansted is hosting a local jobs fair to recruit hundreds of new employees a on 10th October
22 September, 2023
Career changers welcome......at easyJet
An opera singer, a former chef and an ex-radio presenter are the stars of a new recruitment campaign from easyJet
The campaign aims to show that anyone with the right skills from all walks of life can become cabin crew
An opera singer, a former chef and an ex-radio presenter are the stars of a new easyJet cabin crew recruitment campaign, which aims to tackle stereotypes about the profession.
New research finds that 75% of Brits believe there is still a misconception that being cabin crew is a role for women
Over three quarters (76%) surveyed believe being cabin crew is only for those aged 18 to 25 years
New research finds that 75% of Brits believe there is still a misconception that being cabin crew is a role for women
Over three quarters (76%) surveyed believe being cabin crew is only for those aged 18 to 25 years
17 September, 2023
Jetstar Asia renews training partnership to support growth
07 September, 2023
Skills shortages in the aviation industry......
Aviation commentators are warning of a worsening skills shortage which could threaten the industry's bounceback from the pandemic. This is particularly acute for pilots, but covers all workers from cabin crew to ground staff. Artemis Aerospace explores how training is being affected.
Last year, along with many other industry commentators, we sounded a warning about the need to address the skills shortage in the aviation sector, and discussed how to build momentum to overcome it and highlight the appeal of careers in the industry. If we fast forward a year, has this changed?
Boeing's Pilot and Technician Outlook 2023-2042 states that "over the next twenty years, 649,000 new pilots, 690,000 new maintenance technicians and 938,000 new cabin crew members will be needed to maintain the global commercial fleet."
A global skills survey from IATA in 2022 found that the percentage of pilots in place to meet immediate needs was 72%, maintenance and technical staff was 70%, and cabin crew only 63%. In the US, there are 10% fewer fully trained air traffic controllers than there were ten years ago, 12,000 fewer mechanics, and nearly 15,000 pilots are due to retire within five years. In the UK, the number of pilots who retired during the pandemic is reputed to be at least twice the usual levels.
There are a multitude of different reasons for this alarming shortfall in personnel, one of the most important ones being issues surrounding training. It's critical for the industry that more training places are provided, and more applicants encouraged to take them up.
Inevitably, for jobs on which people's lives depend, training is thorough and demanding. On graduating from a UK pilot training school, prospective pilots will have gained a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) and an Instrument Rating (IR) which combine to make a "frozen ATPL." This opens doors to jobs as a first officer or co-pilot. In order to "unfreeze" the APTL, 1,500 flying hours are required before a trainee can advance to the rank of captain, as well as a practical skills test, and exams in subjects such as radio navigation. Whichever training route is taken, courses are completely self-funded and extremely expensive - between £70K and £120K - which doesn't encourage a large or diverse entry into the system.
18 July, 2023
ABM doubles cabin cleaning presence at Manchester Airport
06 July, 2023
easyJet appoints oldest employee and cabin crew member into special new role ahead of her 73rd birthday
easyJet is celebrating the birthday of their oldest employee, cabin crew member, Pam
Pam has flown over 4,500 flights for the airline, serving 800k passengers, over a career spanning 20 years
easyJet has appointed Pam as their over 45s recruitment ambassador, to inspire more great cabin crew candidates to come forward
The initiative from the airline builds on its successful recruitment campaign encouraging more over 45’s to consider becoming cabin crew, which has delivered a 10% increase in crew members over 45 and a 160% rise over the age of 60 since 2022
22 June, 2023
Airbus progresses on target to recruit over 13,000 employees in 2023
19 April, 2023
How to become an air traffic controller.....
15 April, 2023
Air Traffic Controllers at NATS keep around 2.5 million flights and 250 million people flying above our heads in the UK safe. and now YOU can be one of them......
24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year, the special Air Traffic Controllers at NATS keep around 2.5 million flights and 250 million people flying above our heads in the UK safe.
12 April, 2023
Air Traffic Controllers at NATS keep around 2.5 million flights and 250 million people flying above our heads in the UK safe...... and now you could be one of them.......
24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year, the special Air Traffic Controllers at NATS keep around 2.5 million flights and 250 million people flying above our heads in the UK safe.
11 April, 2023
looking for a new challenge where the sky is the limit.........Air Traffic Controllers Needed
24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year, the special Air Traffic Controllers at NATS keep around 2.5 million flights and 250 million people flying above our heads in the UK safe.
06 April, 2023
BA Cityflyer seeks first officers
BA Cityflyer is looking for first officers for its London City Airport base as it seeks to expand operations and routes.
13 March, 2023
High flying easyJet women bring daughters to work to inspire next generation of women in STEM
This Mother’s Day, easyJet invited daughters to join their high-flying mothers at work in a bid to inspire the next generation of pilots, engineers and data scientists
10 year old Harriet joined pilot mum Debbie Thomas at Luton airport to explore the flight deck of an A320 easyJet aircraft and budding young maths whizz, Amaryllis had the chance to learn from her physicist mum, Nikoletta, what it takes to be a Senior Data Analyst for easyJet
10 year old Harriet joined pilot mum Debbie Thomas at Luton airport to explore the flight deck of an A320 easyJet aircraft and budding young maths whizz, Amaryllis had the chance to learn from her physicist mum, Nikoletta, what it takes to be a Senior Data Analyst for easyJet