Flynas, the Saudi low-cost
airline opened employment applications to young men and women for its Future
Pilots and Flight Attendants programs.
Flynas said that the Future
Pilots program aims to recruit 200 male and female pilots over the next five
years, while the Flight Attendants program aims to attract 300 cabin crew
within two years.
Flynas added in a statement
that it will consider the working hours and will allocate a uniform for Saudi
female flight attendants in line with the country's customs and traditions.
The Riyadh-based airline said that it will be
the first among Saudi carriers to recruit women in senior positions.
The move aims to enable Saudi women to have a
greater role in supporting the kingdom’s economy, CEO Bandar Almohanna said.
Flynas said that applicants
should be of Saudi nationality, fluent in English, hold a minimum of a
high-school certificate, and must match the international aviation standards in
relation to his/her weight and height.
Applicants can visit
https://www.flynas.com/ar/media-center/future-pilot and
https://www.flynas.com/ar/media-center/flight-attendant for more information.
"Flynas is keen on empowering Saudi women
to play their important role in the kingdom's transformation in line with their
qualifications and suitability. Women are distinguished in many areas at flynas
and are an essential part of its success," it added.
Established in 2007, flynas has a fleet of 30
Airbus A320 Aircraft, operating over 1,100 flights weekly to 17 domestic
destinations and 53 international destinations.
Since its launch, flynas has carried more than
38 million passengers from its bases of Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Abha.
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