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Swiss Airlines showcases career opportunities at Zurich Airport

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Dieter Vranckx Vice-Chairman | Swiss International Air Lines

By Sky Industry News

Oct 14, 2024

Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) is set to showcase its diverse training and career opportunities at the upcoming 'Professional Days' event at Zurich Airport from October 22 to 26. The event will allow attendees of all ages to participate in daily tours and informational sessions, offering insights into various jobs and roles associated with the airline.

"SWISS presently has a wide range of joining options, too: the company is recruiting 1,000 new flight attendants, 80 new pilots and some 600 new ground personnel this year alone," according to SWISS.

The programme includes several key events:

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- Tuesday, October 22: SWISS cabin crew member information event (online).

- Wednesday, October 23: SWISS pilot information event at SWISS Headquarters in Kloten.

- Thursday, October 24: SWISS ground staff careers event available online or in person at SWISS Headquarters.

- Friday, October 25: Job Café for cabin crew members at Zurich Airport Observation Deck; SWISS Cockpit Ladies Day (fully booked).

- Saturday, October 26: Job Café for pilots at Zurich Airport Observation Deck; SWISS Experience Day for young people aged 13 to 17 (fully booked).

Media partners interested in covering these events are encouraged to contact the SWISS Media Relations team via email or phone.

These Professional Days mark a first for Zurich Airport. They provide an opportunity for SWISS to highlight the extensive career options within its organization and offer various contact opportunities throughout the week. In addition to this event, SWISS regularly hosts job information sessions focused on careers such as piloting and cabin crew positions.

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