One lakh may lose aviation jobs worldwide
The airline industry is likely to lose 1,00,000 jobs in the coming year worldwide as the financial meltdown and soaring crude oil prices force companies to cut corners to stay afloat, said Giovanni Bisignani, director general and CEO, International Air Transport Association. Read the rest of this entry »
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Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. is looking to hire the following: 
Kingfisher Airlines is recruiting female cabin crew. A walk-in inter-view job advertisement put out by Kingfisher Airlines in today?s Times of India has sought cabin crew for Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore for Kingfisher Airlines. The potential air-hostesses - called flying models by Kingfisher - are expected to exude charm, vibrance and profes-sionalism. Kingfisher requires that its candidates have a zest to serve with the safety of passengers as their prime concern. The Kingfisher cabin crew should have an outgoing personality and must be able to work well in a team environment. Kingfisher gives priority to candi-dates who have similar experience as air-hostess in a similar airline. Only female candidates need apply. The interview & selection venue for the Kingfisher cabin crew post is at:
Phoenix (Arizona), April 10 (IANS) As India witnesses an aviation boom, several rapidly growing airlines are sending young students halfway across the world to Sabena Airline Training Centre (SATC) in the US to become professional pilots. 