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Forty-five more pilots joined Ryanair today

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OVER 860 PILOTS HIRED BY RYANAIR IN 2017

Ryanair today (12 Oct) announced that 45 new pilots have joined the airline, as Ryanair Chief Pilot, Ray Conway, presented the 45 new recruits with their ‘Wings’ at a ceremony at Ryanair’s Dublin Offices. This brings the total number of new pilots who have joined to over 860, since 1st Jan this year.

Ryanair’s Chief Pilot, Ray Conway said:

Ryanair continues to hire and train the best pilots on a weekly basis, as we expand our fleet and our world-class team of pilots. The ladies and gentlemen that fly for Ryanair are the best in the business and it’s no surprise that we continue to attract hundreds of pilot applicants from other airlines, who join Ryanair for our industry leading pay, excellent working conditions, unrivalled career progression and brand new aircraft.

I am pleased to welcome 45 new pilots to Ryanair today, bringing to 255 the number joining in the past three months alone, with 867 hired this year. I look forward to welcoming many more as we grow our route network, fleet and passengers numbers over the coming months and years.

 

This post was published on 12 October 2017 17:35

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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