Pilot Demand News Today

The British Airline Pilots’ Association, the UK’s biggest pilot union, says that it is seeing some positions being filled by pilots who have not previously held commercial flying positions.

Skyborne is recruiting multi engine (ME) flight instructors to support thriving operations at its Gloucestershire Airport base.

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Sky Academy, based in Colmar, France, has recently made a significant investment in an ALSIM AL250 simulator. 

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The global pilot shortage promises to be a recurring, spirited topic at next month’s EATS 2023, into next Spring’s WATS 2024 – and beyond. While credible, authoritative forecasts from CAE and other community stakeholders point to the differences between pilot supply and demand curves slowly and incrementally narrowing, there is still much work left to meet the insatiable demand for aircrews around the globe. 

The APC Track software ties together APC’s end-to-end process of networked pilot candidates, Approved Training Organization partners, and partner airlines for matching airline-ready flight school graduates.

On the opening day of APATS 2023, live in Singapore, ATR announced its 72-600 Full Flight Simulator has been awarded JCAB certification. 

The 2023 Pilot and Technician Outlook forecasts that China, Eurasia, and North America will represent more than half of demand for aviation staffing through 2042.

Training providers such as CAE see enormous opportunity for growth as pandemic restrictions ease around the world.