This story first appeared in the March 2019 edition of Australian Aviation.
It seems ironic that Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways in January announced a major cabin crew recruitment drive over the next 12 months in 19 different cities across Australia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa to add to the 4,800 flight attendants it already has.
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Peter
says:Hi Guys
To clarify the SCFT JV is purely between SIA & CAE. Boeing are not involved in any capacity.
“Singapore Airlines has the joint venture (JV) Airbus Asia Training Centre (ATC) and in August last year launched another JV with Boeing and CAE – Singapore CAE Flight Training (SCFT) – to expand pilot training.”
Cheers
Peter GM of SCFT
australianaviation.com.au
says:Hi Peter,
Apologies for the error. The story has been updated.
Thank you.
Mick D
says:Pilot training error’s….. easy fix:
1) Pay Pilots for what they are worth!
2) Dont workthem like rabid dogs on speed and expect them to be fit for a career of abuse by psychopathic managers!