Airlines spread wings again; may hire 5,000 staff this year
New Delhi: Air carriers have embarked on an aggressive hiring strategy with plans to add over 5,000 jobs this year, as they get ready for the entry of a new player and look to operate larger number of flights in coming months.
Having put in place its top leadership team, AirAsia India is conducting interviews and roadshows in different parts of the country to get the ground staff and cabin crew ahead of its proposed launch later this year.
In the meantime, existing players like Jet Airways and IndiGo have stepped up their own hiring activities, while another domestic player SpiceJetBSE -0.36 % is continuing with its regular recruitment drives, industry officials said.
The improving passenger traffic trends and the proposed entry of AirAsia are the main triggers for the stepped-up hiring activities among private carriers, the human resource head of a leading airline said. The improving passenger traffic trends and the proposed entry of AirAsia are the main triggers for the stepped-up hiring activities among private carriers, the human resource head of a leading airline said.
These carriers may together see a net addition of over 5,000 employees in the remaining months of 2013, he added.
23/06/13 PTI/Economic Times
Good evening if is there any job in techanical department in any airline ? Plez inform me.
hiii sir nice news for aviation but my question is that have u ever seen AME job in our indian operator in airlines business ….how much job for AME student…
nothing will heppan
Please inform me when open the post.
I have done diploma from frankfinn institute of air hostess training,please give me job
sub bakwas hai ame k lia koi job bani hi nahi hai.