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Epic Flight Academy Hosts Multiple Airline Representatives in October 2025 to Showcase Pilot and Technician Careers

Florida & Texas USA – Epic Flight Academy welcomed a delegation from Envoy Air at its New Smyrna headquarters, where students from both the pilot training school and its aircraft mechanic programme had the opportunity to engage in career discussions and explore aviation‑industry pathways.

It also welcomed CommuteAir and Southern Airways Express at its open-house event at Epic’s Addison, Texas Campus.

About Epic Flight Academy
Founded in 1999, Epic Flight Academy has the largest network of FAA Part 141 flight school in the United States. With multiple training locations, including two FAA Part 147 aircraft mechanic schools, Epic specializes in advanced aviation education. Epic graduates are employed at airlines around the world, supported by career-focused programs.

Source: Haley Konfrst (Epic Flight Academy)
Photo Credit: Haley Konfrst (Epic Flight Academy)

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Emirates to Hold More than 5 Global Pilot Recruitment Roadshows Across Asia and Europe in December 2025

United Arab Emirates – Emirates has announced a new series of global pilot recruitment roadshows targeting experienced flight crew. These events, scheduled across Asia and Europe through late 2025, aim to attract flight deck talent to support the airline’s expanding operations.

  • Emirates’ Pilot Roadshow events will take place in:

    • Hanoi, Vietnam (November 28–29)

    • Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (December 1–2)

    • Athens, Greece (December 8–9)

    • Belgrade, Serbia (December 10–11)

    • Budapest, Hungary (December 12–13)

Source: Emirates
Photo Credit: Emirates

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FTEJerez Places 41 Graduates with easyJet in 2025 as 10‑year Partnership Nears

Spain – Flight‑training provider FTEJerez has reported that, as of October 2025, 41 graduates have joined easyJet in 2025, as the two organisations prepare to mark their 10‑year collaboration anniversary in 2026.

Earlier this month FTEJerez had officially reopened Trebujena Aerodrome, a critical training field used in the early stages of student flight operations. After a comprehensive upgrade programme, the aerodrome is now back in service and ready to support FTEJerez’s training mission.

  • FTEJerez invested over €850,000 in maintenance and improvements across runway resurfacing, extension works, enhanced safety zones, and new perimeter fencing

  • The upgrades are designed to significantly bolster operational safety and reliability during ab initio training phases

Source: FTEJerez
Photo Credit: FTEJerez

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