Showing posts with label Recruiting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recruiting. Show all posts

Friday, 30 May 2014

Etihad announces second crew recruitment drive this year

Etihad Airways is to run a second cabin crew recruitment drive in the UK this year. The UAE carrier is holding a recruitment day in London on Tuesday (June 3) to help support the airline's expansion. The successful candidates will be based in Abu Dhabi in company accommodation. More than 1,200 British nationals currently work for Etihad Airways, including 690 core staff, 360 cabin crew and 167 pilots.
The airline's guest services vice president, Aubrey Tiedt, said: "In London we will be inviting up to 200 of the strongest candidates who meet our stringent criteria to attend the recruitment day."
"To support the rapid, dynamic expansion of Etihad Airways, we are pleased to return to London to host our recruitment drive.
"Our previous recruitment drive in London was a great success. More than a third of the applicants were successful and have already started flying after their seven-week safety and service training at Etihad Airways' state-of-the-art training academy in Abu Dhabi. We look forward to finding more incredible talent in London.
"Our team hails from more than 110 nationalities and enjoys great career development opportunities commencing as cabin crew, inflight chefs or food and beverage managers; progressing to onboard leadership and management roles."

Tuesday, 8 April 2014

Dubai airport must double up on runway use, says UAE aviation chief

Dubai International Airport will need to find a way to use both of its runways simultaneously if it is to avoid exceeding its capacity as traffic grows rapidly over the next few years, according to the UAE’s aviation chief.

“Dubai airport has some limitations on the number of planes coming within one hour, this causes the traffic in the air,” said Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, director general, General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) at the Global Aerospace Summit in the capital.

“If they manage to solve the runway capacity there [they] won’t have a problem — to be able to utilise both runways simultaneously at the same time, because right now they cannot do it.”