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Hermes’ Director General elected member of the Air Academy of Greece

May 16th, 2025|

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Recruiting and Retaining Talent: The Key to Success in the Aviation Industry

A recent report by Oxford Analytics states that 2.3 million jobs have been lost across airlines, airports, and civil aviation groups since the outbreak of the covid-19 pandemic.  Moreover, global passenger volumes are set to double by 2039 from their pre- pandemic levels. Thus, it is evident that the aviation industry needs to retain its existing workers and to extensively hire and train new workers to meet labor needs.

The Hermes Air Transport Organization asked industry and government associations to provide recommendations for recruiting and retaining employees. Recommendations include, diversifying the pool of employment applicants, standardizing employment positions, and working with governments, educational institutions and other interested parties to provide both the educational and the financial means to train new employees. The recommendations contained in the Hermes report can provide the aviation industry with ideas for meeting current and future labor requirements.

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1932 May 21: Western is the first airline with airborne television reception (a one-time event). The broadcast, from an experimental TV station, features a then unknown actress named Loretta Young
1946 May 21 to June 7: The Interim PICAO Assembly is held in Montreal
1957 May 21: A Douglas DC-7C takes off from Long Beach (Calif.) Municipal Airport for a record trans-Atlantic flight that retraces part of the route flown by Charles Lindbergh in 1927. The aircraft flies 6,148 miles to Paris in 21 hours and 52 minutes -- 12 hours less than it took Lindbergh to fly 3,625 miles across the Atlantic
1969 May 21: Antonov An-26 first flight
1970 May 21: The Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970 places the FAA in charge of a new airport aid program funded by a special aviation trust fund and makes the FAA responsible for safety certification of airports served by air carriers