United Kingdom
United States
Asia Pacific
A third of airline pilots still grounded
Over one-third of all airline pilots are still not flying as Covid continues to heavily impact global aviation. A survey of more than 1,700 pilots found 62% globally were employed and currently flying.
That is up from 43% a year earlier. The Asia-Pacific region is the hardest-hit with only 53% employed and flying regularly.
Of those pilots still flying nearly two-thirds said they are concerned about job security.
Related News Stories : Amex GBT latest to hit out at Heathrow fee hike US claims China plane crash a ‘deliberate act’ Sri Lanka mulls privatising national airline IAG seals order for 50 new Boeing 737 Max jets Qantas offering ‘Fly Now, Pay Later ‘option Russian airlines blocked from selling UK airport slots
TravelMole Editorial Team
Editor for TravelMole North America and Asia pacific regions. Ray is a highly experienced (15+ years) skilled journalist and editor predominantly in travel, hospitality and lifestyle working with a huge number of major market-leading brands. He has also cover in-depth news, interviews and features in general business, finance, tech and geopolitical issues for a select few major news outlets and publishers.
Thailand is now fully opened: Learn all about it from Markland Blaiklock, head of Centara Hotels
Crypto Payments For Travel What You What To Know
Chris King of Lightning Recruitment speaks about the issues surrounding hiring talent
Qatar has so much more to offer - find out what as we chat with the Tourist Board
Visa and Mastercard have been accused of illegally setting fees on corporate cards
Amir Eylon talks about how likely are Americans to travel internationally during the Ukraine Crisis
Meet the founder of Vietnam’s largest and leading tourism group: TMGroup
Katie Coates of Visit Mississippi tells us what to expect on vacation in the Hospitality State
Simon Jackson MD of Idiliq Resorts explains what the product offering consists of
Guy Novik of USAirtours explains the last 2 years and their relationship with the trade
What to expect as Vietnam reopens its border to international arrivals
Wildlife and Safari in South Africa - here is what you can sell as we speak to Springbok Atlas
Divers killed in Cancun boat tragedy
P&O Ferries Dover customers left high and dry
Travel chaos as EasyJet cancels hundreds of flights
Italy relaxes entry restrictions
BA scraps long haul flights for summer