Last Wednesday, October 30th at 2:00 p.m., the Spanish airline pilots union SEPLA held its talk “The defense of the pilot profession” in the Cuatro Vientos auditorium. The difference with respect to other actions of said union was that this time, instead

Airports Council International (ACI)  warns that Spain has a severe shortage of pilots to meet the demand for them from airlines. According to its calculations, Spain will need 11,000 new pilots in the next decade, a figure that contrasts with the

The Spanish airline Vueling, a member of the IAG group,  has begun a process to search for and hire pilots for its Airbus A320 fleet, as can be read on its own website. The  requirements  they ask for are the following: – Be

Following the reluctance of the European Commission and the subsequent cancellation of the purchase of Air Europa by the IAG group, the latter has activated its “plan B” to continue growing: embarking on one of the most ambitious fleet expansions

Emirati airline  Etihad Airways has organized an international tour to recruit hundreds of pilots to cope with the expansion of its fleet, currently made up of Airbus A320, A350, and A380 models, as well as Boeing 777 and 787. The tour

Michael O’Leary, the always controversial CEO of Ryanair,  has declared his interest in operating many more routes than the current ones at Barajas Airport. “We are interested in operating more capacity. We believe that Barajas has room to grow,” he added.