Aviation’s Next Hiring Boom
Although pilot hiring has been a hot topic in recent years, there is another field in the aviation industry with growing job prospects.
Although pilot hiring has been a hot topic in recent years, there is another field in the aviation industry with growing job prospects.
The Nigerian government has revealed that it plans to purchase a VIP-configured Airbus A330-200 for governmental transport.
The Polish national carrier reached peak performance in 2023, quoting not only financial results, but also number of operations.
With no suitable bidders to purchase the airline, the Sri Lankan government announced that it will instead restructure Sri Lankan Airlines.
American is shaking up its long-haul network yet again, this time from the airline’s Los Angeles (LAX) and Phoenix (PHX) hubs.
The airline signed an agreement with the manufacturer that will see the partners develop air taxi routes connecting Southwest terminals in California.
In 2011, United Airlines unveiled a special livery on a single Airbus A320 aircraft to celebrate the carrier’s 85th anniversary.
Delta executives told analysts to expect a “steady drumbeat” of aircraft retirements through next year as it continues to take delivery of new jets.
The airline now faces the loss of its only Essential Air Service (EAS) contract after a recent vote by the Chippewa Valley airport commission.
Pilots fly all around the world and many aviators are drawn to the profession in part due to the opportunity to consistently travel.