In the situation of a global pilot shortage in aviation and difficulties related to pilot recruitment procedures, an innovative type of career event comes just in time to change that. Following a successful launch in Amsterdam (Netherlands) in May 2018, the aviation job fair called Pilot Career Show continues at new locations. They already visited Istanbul, Rome, Frankfurt, Madrid, Jakarta, and Singapore. Now it is time for Brussels!
Pilot Career Show is an exclusive event which represents a whole new attitude to discovering career opportunities in the aviation sector. It is organized by AviationCV.com, an experienced player in aviation recruitment market which notices the industry’s loopholes and manages to bring two main pieces pilots and companies to one room for a dialog. During the event pilots get a unique chance to meet airlines and recruitment agencies in one place with no need to travel the world hunting for jobs, which also benefits the companies. CAE Park Aviation, Tuifly Belgium, ASTA aviation and other well-known companies are going to attend Pilot Career Show event in Brussels.
The previous shows of the series received positive feedback from participating companies. With a pretty impressive number of nearly 300 pilots and cadets among attendees, the leading aviation companies such as TUI fly, Emirates, CAE, VOR Holdings and plenty of others were able to meet potential employees, have live interaction with them to, ultimately, find the best match for their needs. In addition to an impressive talent pool to choose from, the show also offered benefits serving as a venue for exchanging knowledge and experience.
Don‘t miss your chance to meet hundreds of aviation professionals in a day and find your perfect job as a pilot!
Date: 30 November 2018
Location: Brussels, Belgium
More information: https://www.pilotcareershow.com/
This post was published on 14 November 2018 18:58
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