Post-pandemic, the travel industry is one sector that has observed the most fluctuations. From booming airfares to rising demand for more flights, the aviation industry has been in a fix. The hiring process for more staff has been in process since the starting months of this year. Now Emirates is hiring more pilots as the travel industry is at its peak.
Emirates To Hire Pilots Due To Surge In Travel
The service expands in continuous response to the rising demand for air travel, Emirates Airlines is seeking to hire more First Officers. Those who are enthusiastic can review the requirements and submit an online application. With a comprehensive fleet and constantly growing global route network, Emirates stated qualified candidates might look forward to experiencing the Dubai lifestyle in conjunction with reaching new professional heights.
The pilot’s complete in-house, rigorous, evidence-based skills training with highly qualified trainers in facilities that have been specially created.
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Eligibility Criteria To Apply As First Officer For Emirates
The airline said that it provides many options for first officers to naturally advance in their careers, eventually becoming captains, professional pilots, standards captains, examiners, and instructors.
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Applicants for the role must possess at least 2,000 flying hours on aircraft with a 20-tonne MTOW (maximum take-off weight), expertise in flying multi-engine, multi-crew aeroplanes, and a current ICAO Airline Pilot Licence.
Additionally, it recently increased the number of people it serves on flights between Tel Aviv and Dubai.
May saw an acceleration in the recovery of air travel, with total traffic, as defined in passenger traffic kilometres, or RPKs, up 83.1% from May 2021. The International Air Travel Association claims that the strong rebound in international traffic was a major factor in the development (IATA).
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