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Turkish Airlines, the flag carrier of Turkey, has shared its ambitious recruitment plans through the publication of job postings for various positions under the titles “Take-Off 101,” “Take-Off Jr.,” and “Take-Off Cadet.” The flagship carrier aims to bolster its workforce in both flight and ground roles, aligning with its strategic objectives for 2033.
Abdulkerim Çay, Deputy General Manager of Human Resources at Turkish Airlines, shared insights into the airline’s recruitment policies at the “Career Summit” organized by Istanbul Technical University. He emphasized, “We strive to increase the number of our employees every year in line with our partnership’s growth strategies; we contribute to the Turkish economy with our policies to increase employment.” Çay highlighted the airline’s commitment, revealing that in 2023, Turkish Airlines successfully recruited 5,134 employees, spanning both flight and ground crews. The airline aims to replicate this achievement in 2024, planning to welcome approximately 5,000 new employees. Collaborating with subsidiary companies, Turkish Airlines envisions expanding its current employee base of around 84,000 to an impressive 150,000 by the end of the decade.
The recruitment drive includes programs like “Take-Off 101 (Part-Time Student)” and “Take-Off Jr.,” specifically designed to provide opportunities for individuals aspiring to launch their careers in aviation. With the “Take-Off 101 (Part-Time Student)” initiative, Turkish Airlines offers 3rd and 4th-year undergraduate students the chance to gain practical work experience while continuing their education. Successful candidates have the opportunity to work at Turkish Airlines for a total of 12 months over two semesters. This opportunity is available to young citizens of the Republic of Turkey born on or after January 1, 1998.
For senior undergraduate students and recent graduates, the “Take-Off Jr.” program opens up full-time employment opportunities. The program aims to empower talented individuals who successfully navigate the evaluation processes. Applicants born on or after January 1, 1997, can apply for this program, with proficiency in English, strong communication skills, a focus on development, innovative thinking, and teamwork orientation being key preferences. Applications for both programs will be accepted until March 10, 2024.
Furthermore, Turkish Airlines introduces the “Take-Off Cadet” program, inviting all undergraduate graduates, regardless of their department, and individuals born between December 31, 2003, and January 1, 1994, to join the airline’s family. Successful candidates in the recruitment process will undergo a comprehensive 2-year training program. The program offers various benefits, including 2 gross minimum wage salaries, accommodation, rental assistance, meal cards, insurance, and discounted tickets during the training period. Interested individuals can apply for this program until April 30, 2024, marking a significant opportunity for aspiring pilots.
Source: Turkish Airlines
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Airworks Aviation Academy, a flight school based in Lapu Lapu City, Cebu, extended its gratitude to Cebu Pacific Air for their continued collaboration and unwavering support in developing the next generation of aviators.
“Congratulations to all our pilots who participated in the program for their outstanding performance,” said Airworks. “Their remarkable skills, determination, and commitment to serve have paved the way for them to join the country’s largest airline.”
The Airworks-Cebu Pacific Air Trainee First Officer Program exemplifies the power of collaboration in shaping successful careers.
“We are incredibly proud to see our graduates take flight with Cebu Pacific Air and are confident they will excel in their roles, contributing significantly to the growth of the Philippine aviation industry,” it added.
Source: Airworks Aviation Academy
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Back in April 2024 Mermoz Academy completed the acquisition of 10 Tecnam P-Mentors for its fleet expansion programme. The aircraft will be used for both PPL (Private Pilot Licence) and MPL (Multi Pilot Licence) courses. The flight training academy, which has been operating in France since 2018, currently has 220 students and a fleet of ten (10) P-Mentor, five (5) P2006T twin-engine and four (4) P2010 single-engine four-seaters.
About Mermoz Academy
MERMOZ ACADEMY is a reference ATO in Europe since 1957, which operates a modern fleet of airplanes and the biggest Tecnam fleets in Europe. The academy trains 150 students a year on different bases South of France, (Nimes), near Paris (Tours), in the USA and Canada. Instructors are former Air Force pilots and Airliners pilots to offering students the highest industry’s standards training.
Source: Mermoz Academy