Swissair recruitment

The impact of the epidemic is not only to isolate people at home and prohibit their freedom, but also to affect their work. Because of the epidemic, many industries are not developing well, and companies choose to close down because of cash flow problems. At this time, the number of unemployed people is increasing gradually, which can not guarantee people's normal life. However, it is reported in Switzerland that the once popular pilot profession prohibits others from entering the country due to the epidemic. Therefore, many airports have also chosen to close, except for transporting some necessary materials such as medical care and fire fighting, others are not allowed to enter the country, and nationals are not allowed to leave the country at will.

After the promulgation of this policy, Swiss pilots have also been laid off. In order to make a living, they can only choose to be train drivers, because the operation is the same. After all, it will be very easy for a pilot who has flown a plane to switch to a train. The epidemic has lasted for a year from last year to this year. More and more pilots have no jobs, and many pilots are worried that if the epidemic ends, not flying for a long time will lead to inexperience, so some pilots can only get a small salary every month and then fly to pick up some medical and fire-fighting materials, but compared with the previous salary, it is really a world of difference.

Because pilots are required to have enough flying experience and need to fly 1500 hours, many pilots have to pay for it themselves if they don't have enough time, so most of them are novice pilots and are forced to pay for flying at their own expense without formal posts, because only in this way can they get the corresponding flight experience certificate, but this behavior is also very dangerous, because those who have enough money to fly are not necessarily pilots.

Because it is not easy for Swiss International Airlines to return to its previous level before 2024, the Swiss government has issued a policy to encourage unemployed pilots to switch to trains and will provide them with free training. After training, about a dozen pilots flew from the sky to the ground, and the salary of Swiss train drivers was relatively high, about 8,000 euros. Therefore, it is also a good choice to change careers at this time when the epidemic situation leads to economic depression. If the economy can return to the previous level after the epidemic is eliminated, it is ok to fly a plane, but we must solve the problem of food and clothing now.