British Airways to Recruit Pilots for Heathrow Operations
British Airways is searching for direct entry Airbus A320 pilots to its London Heathrow Airport base.
British Airways is searching for direct entry Airbus A320 pilots to its London Heathrow Airport base.
DALLAS — British Airways (BA) is searching for direct entry Airbus A320 pilots to its London Heathrow Airport (LHR) base. The carrier has around 3600 pilots in total, but they want to expand their staff, mostly due to the expanded summer schedule.
According to the company's LinkedIn job offer, they already got 163 applications. If you're interested in joining British Airways or BA Euroflyer, read the requirements below:
However, you can apply directly on BA's website too.
BA Euroflyer (A0) is BA's newest subsidiary, founded in 2021. The airline started its operations in March 2022. They operate seven Airbus A320-200s and 5 Airbus A321-200s. The average age of their fleet is 18.7 years.
A0's main hub is located at London Gatwick Airport (LGW), however, they will be operating flights from LHR as well in their winter schedule.
Featured image: British Airways Airbus A320-251N G-TTNI. Photo: Dominik Csordás/Airways
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