EasyJet is recruiting 1000 aspiring pilots in its training programme - and no experience is necessary. The airline has opened its Generation easyJet Pilot Training programme, which takes aspiring ...

easyJet has reopened applications for 2024 Pilot Training Programme in a drive to recruit 1000 new pilots -Credit:PA Airline easyJet has said it is on the lookout for 1,000 new pilots as it encouraged ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--L3 Technologies (NYSE:LLL) announced today that its Commercial Training Solutions (CTS) business has been selected by easyJet to provide simulator time on a new RealitySeven ...

Global aviation training leader CAE will provide easyJet with state-of-the-art pilot training solutions at training centres in London Gatwick, Manchester and Milan easyJet pilots will train on a new ...

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UK budget carrier EasyJet is to extend pilot-training operations to Amsterdam, and increase its capabilities at London Gatwick and Milan in order to support fleet expansion. The carrier has 347 ...

‘What did you do over the summer holidays?’ For some kids this can be a tough question but here’s the chance to grab a golden ticket and fly a plane for free. In a money can’t buy Willy Wonka-style ...

MONTREAL, Nov. 14, 2019 /CNW Telbec/ - (NYSE: CAE) (TSX: CAE) – CAE has signed a long-term exclusive training agreement with easyJet to train 1,000 new easyJet cadet pilots on a Multi-Crew Pilot ...

EasyJet has selected CAE as a preferred training supplier and also extended its long-term pilot training services agreement with CAE in a contract valued at over Canadian dollars (C$) C$60 million ...

CAE won a seven-year deal worth up to C$60 million (US$44 million) from easyJet for pilot training on the carrier's Airbus narrowbodies, and the company will build a training facility at Burgess Hill ...

LONDON (Reuters) - British budget airline easyJet has said it will cut the cost of training for a small number of pilots as part of a drive to attract a more diverse range of people to fly its planes.