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France: resumption of recruitment in the aviation sector

Airbus starts: at least 6000 new employees worldwide

With the increase in travel demand swelling the volume of air traffic, employment of workers in the aviation sector in France is also on the upswing. That's why Ryanair has launched a program to recruit and train up to 500 new pilots, while aerospace group Airbus plans 1,500 hires across the Alps by the end of June 2022.In particular "these hires in France will also be joined by 1,500 temporary workers...

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Paris, France, 04/12/2022 09:20
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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