Hiring

Ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Frontier is slowing down hiring from its pilot pipeline programs, the airline confirmed to AirlineGeeks.

Elon Musk and Mark Cuban took to Twitter/X to debate the ethicality of some airline hiring policies, specifically around DE&I practices.

Major U.S. airlines hired 6.2% fewer pilots year-over-year in 2023, according to data from pilot career advisory firm FAPA.

Despite record hiring at some low-cost airlines, many have turned into a leaky bucket as pilots leave for larger airlines after just a few months on the job.

The airline just had one of its highest ever months of hiring for new pilots with additional classes already being planned for 2024.

According to data from pilot career advisory group FAPA, major U.S. airlines hired a total of 2,116 pilots between September and October.

Major United States airlines are continuing to hire pilots at a record pace, which is now on track to exceed 2022 numbers.

The U.S. airline industry is currently bracing for the ongoing shortage of pilots, as several carriers race to find their own solutions and incentives to prevent the issue from disrupting daily flight operations and route networks. On Thursday, in its attempt to attract new crewmembers and expand its team,  Avelo Airlines announced a substantial salary […]

The past few months in the Indian aviation market have been dominated by the tumultuous financial struggles of Jet Airways. These struggles came to a head last week when the airline announced it was ending all flights. The end of operations of India’s largest private airline has not only left travelers stranded around the globe, […]