1.
British Airways to bear training
cost of 60 pilots every year
The initiative will allow those who cannot afford the cost of
pilot training to fulfil their dream of flying and becoming professional pilots.
Those who wished to be a pilot but had to bury that dream because of lack of
finance can now refresh that dream and even fulfil it. British Airways’
Speedbird Pilot Academy will sponsor the training of 60 pilots every year.
Interested candidates, between the ages of 18 and 55, will not only be able to
afford pilot training from an approved school but will also be absorbed
into the crew of British Airways. Interested candidates, between the
ages of 18 and 55, will not only be able to afford pilot training from an
approved school but will also be absorbed into the crew of British
Airways.
2.
Air India begins training
of engineers, pilots for Airbus A350
The airline will start
receiving the aircraft November 2023 onwards. Air India is already
training its engineers and pilots to operate the Airbus A350 aircraft that will
start arriving in November 2023. The airline had placed an order for 470
A350 aircraft earlier this year. The rather massive order includes six A350-900
and 34 A350-1000 long-haul aircraft. The regulatory approvals for the
same are on the way. In-house talent / crew are being interviewed as
part of the preparation for building internal capabilities for operation
and maintenance of the new additions to the fleet. The candidates are
reportedly being chosen via internal assessments and tests, based on
their merit and performance alone.
3.
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