The main reason why pialot are unemployed in India
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3rd Aug, 2019
Hello Malhotra,
Yes, stats say that about 6,000 to 7,000 pilots are unemployed and the number is rising steadily.
The main reason behind it is the ratio of job to the number of pilots.
But the positive thing is that currently the aviation is booming & new airlines are coming up.
You can find more about unemployment of pilots in India using article below -
https://www.careers360.com/articles/Universities/Pilot-training-Many-institutes-but-where-are-the-jobs
Thank you.
Yes, stats say that about 6,000 to 7,000 pilots are unemployed and the number is rising steadily.
The main reason behind it is the ratio of job to the number of pilots.
But the positive thing is that currently the aviation is booming & new airlines are coming up.
You can find more about unemployment of pilots in India using article below -
https://www.careers360.com/articles/Universities/Pilot-training-Many-institutes-but-where-are-the-jobs
Thank you.
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