Lufthansa Group To Hire 13,000 Workers
In 2024, the Lufthansa Group expects to hire around 13,000 new personnel across a variety of professions, with a particular emphasis on cockpit and cabin positions, IT roles, and technicians.
The recruiting drive intends to hire over 3,500 cabin crew, 1,000 cockpit staff, 2,000 technicians, 800 trainees, and 900 IT specialists. The effort demonstrates the company's dedication to attracting new talent and remaining a desirable employer in the aviation industry.
In 2023, Lufthansa successfully employed over 13,000 new employees, and the company now employs over 95,000 individuals in over 90 countries.
The airlines want to hire at least 380 people by 2024 for Brussels Airlines. That translates to more than one new employee every day of the year.
The majority of the new colleagues will be cabin crew members (180 new personnel). The recruitment campaign has already completed, and the cabin crew members will begin training in the coming weeks.
Maintenance and engineering are the departments with the most open openings, with Brussels Airlines still seeking for around 60 new colleagues, including cabin maintenance professionals. Also, more than 50 new colleagues will be hired at ground operations, such as passenger service agents and airport personnel.
