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From ground handling personnel and mechanics to pilots, individuals working in Aviation must be a perfect fit for their role. However, with an urgent skills shortage dominating the industry over the p...

VHR’s recruitment specialists reveal the latest aircraft designs, technologies, innovations and announcements at one of the most globally renowned air shows of the 21st century.

At the Dubai Air Show 2019, VHR’s team are meeting business leaders and industry pioneers. Mid-week, our recruiters caught up with a fighter jet pilot.

The past year has seen unprecedented change for Aerospace & Aviation. Global challenges include the political upheaval of Brexit and Trade Wars, international competition, safety and customer expe...

1. Safety Aerospace and Aviation safety has been high on the agenda following the tragic recent Boeing 737 Max crashes that killed over 300 people. After Australian provider Qantas found cracks on the...

The pilot shortage has long been affecting the global Aviation sector. Boeing’s 2019-2038 Outlook forecasts global demand for 800,000 new pilots by 2037 – double the current sector workforce – and 98,...

Looking for a new career, but unsure where to turn? Continuous opportunities for development, exciting challenges every day and amazing new life experiences – here are VHR’s top five reasons to work i...

Between 2019 and 2024, the in-service fleet is predicted to grow annually at 3.9 percent, with Air Europa, American Airlines, IndiGo and flyadeal just some of the Aviation providers set to complete $m...

The aviation industry is going through a turbulent time. Small-scale or challenger airlines are going bust, while larger airlines struggle to deal with rising fuel costs. We’ve seen many budget airlin...

Space technology is being used for more than exploration of our solar system. Once only limited to communications, satellite technology can now be used for data analysis. Today, it’s being used to fig...

The aerospace industry relies on innovation to grow and overcome challenges.

The Mako shark is one of the fastest animals on the planet. Thanks to evolutionary adaptations acquired over millions of years, it can move between 60 and 80mph through water.