Budget airline easyJet is on the look out to hire 1,000 pilots over the next five years with a focus on attracting more women to their crew.
As the UK emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, the airline has predicted a strong summer full of booking and it now says it wants to tackle a gender imbalance in the industry.
EasyJet are relaunching a pilot training programme for the first time since the start of the pandemic but this time it has a new advertising campaign.
