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Boeing: After the Pandemic, Demand for Pilots Will Rebound

Annual forecast sees a need for 2.4 million new pilots, mechanics and cabin crew before 2039.

by Linda Werfelman | October 12, 2020

The oversupply of pilots, technicians and cabin crewmembers caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is temporary and will be eliminated over the next decade as the industry recovers from the pandemic and thousands of workers retire, according to new data from Boeing.


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