easyJet is re-launching its ‘Generation easyJet Pilot Training’ programme for the first time in two years since the start the Covid-19 pandemic
A parent, former gymnast and DJ, who are also real life easyJet pilots, are the stars of a new ad campaign to encourage aspiring pilots to apply
The ads showcase some of the skills needed to become a pilot and challenge stereotypes about the job, to show that they can be found in all walks of life
The airline is recruiting for 1000 cadets over the next five years to train to become pilots and join the airline from 2024 onwards
With still around only 6% of pilots worldwide being women, the airline remains focused on encouraging more women to become a pilot
The new national ad campaign launches today across social media and will also roll-out in Europe
