Jet Airways on Monday announced the launch of its commercial pilot licence (CPL) cadet pilot training programme aimed at creating more than 380 professional pilots over the next five years, in line with the airlines growth strategy.
According to the airline the CPL cadet pilot training programme will be run in collaboration with training solutions provider CAE.
"CAE has been providing world-class training to our pilots for more than 10 years; we are confident that they will play a fundamental role in the creation of our future pilots, helping us recruit and select top talent," said Amit Agarwal, Chief Executive Officer (Acting), Jet Airways.
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