AirAsia Is Accepting Applications For Its ‘Dare To Fly!
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If you are among those who wish to become pilots someday, now is your chance to reach your dream. AirAsia has recently announced it is now accepting applications for the “Dare to Fly! The Allstars Cadet Pilot Program.”
The aim, according to a press release from AirAsia, is to select as well as train aspiring young pilots.
In this program, AirAsia has teamed up with Omni Aviation Corporation in a bid to provide successful cadets with up to two years of technical and leadership training. It is to reach the competencies that are required by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines.
“AirAsia is proud to have the best pilots in the country and we will strive to train more young cadets with our partner Omni Aviation Corporation,” said Ricky Isla, the CEO of AirAsia Philippines. “Through the ‘Dare to Fly! The Allstars Cadet Pilot Program,’ we invite Filipinos to dare to dream with AirAsia.”
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the purpose of AirAsia's new pilot programme?
What is the purpose of AirAsia's new pilot programme?
AirAsia aims to select and train aspiring young pilots through this programme. It seeks to provide successful cadets with up to two years of technical and leadership training to meet Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines competencies.
Q.Which company is AirAsia partnering with for this pilot training initiative?
Which company is AirAsia partnering with for this pilot training initiative?
AirAsia has teamed up with Omni Aviation Corporation to provide the training. This partnership aims to equip successful cadets with the necessary technical and leadership skills for their future roles as pilots.
Q.How long will the training for the cadet pilots last?
How long will the training for the cadet pilots last?
Successful cadets in the programme will receive up to two years of technical and leadership training. This extensive period is designed to ensure they reach the competencies required by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines.
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