Is getting a job in aviation easier now than in the past?

By Matthew Clarke


The aviation industry has been changing in time with the arrival of discount carriers, the travelling public demanding less expensive airfares and the quantity of competition in the market driving down airfares as well as placing force on the airlines making an attempt to turn a profit while handling the accelerating costs of getting involved in business.

Have we reached a point now the airlines are trying to find cheaper methods of providing a service, which in a number of cases has resulted in locations of the business to be outsourced?

With these changes in direction, is it getting tougher to find work in the aviation industry?

Sadly in my opinion, it looks that if you are pleased to work for low salary and not expect any satisfaction from your employer or any commitment, that there may still be positions available in some airlines. It looks to be a rare thing to find an airline that cares for you as a employee and an employer that respects the value of paying staff what they are worth and providing respect that you merit as a professional in the airline industry.

There are always exceptions to the rule, and it'd be great to believe that our industry could one day return to the time of respect and mutual drive for the betterment of the industry, airline job and the profit potential of many airlines that are concerned in the aviation industry.

The aviation industry is continuing to grow and to be a great industry to join if you can find the correct fit for your present lifes goals. It's really important to have realistic expectations of what your hunting for, but you might find this in the airline arena. Good luck with your job search out there, it?s a great industry to be in, and your dreams to be a part of it shouldn?t be extinguished.




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