Pilots from the US can be hired to fly overseas for Emirates. The airline offers unique perks like free housing and transportation to work. GIUSEPPE CACACE/Getty Images It can be difficult for US ...

Emirates will soon build an advanced training facility to accommodate six Full Flight Simulator Bays (FFS) for its future Airbus A350 and Boeing 777X aircraft. The brand new, 63,318 sq. ft. facility ...

Emirates is hiring cabin crew worldwide—apply online if you meet their requirements. Training is 7.5 weeks in Dubai, with good pay, free housing, and benefits. You must attend in-person assessments ...

Emirates announced the opening of its new state-of-the-art flight crew training centre, which aligns with the airline’s strategic growth. The facility will provide current and future pilots training ...

Middle Eastern carrier Emirates has formally opened its new crew training centre, which will offer pilot training on the Boeing 777X and Airbus A350. The centre, located in Dubai, features six ...

The investment comprises three complete flight simulators, a fixed base trainer, a cabin emergency evacuation trainer, and a door trainer. Emirates hopes its pilots and cabin staff will benefit from ...

When you fly a luxury airline, you might expect impeccable service and flight attendants who are knowledgeable about everything from table-settings to wine pairings. Behind all of those details is ...

Emirates this week presented awards to some of its top UAE national trainees, to help highlight its UAE National Trainee Programme. Although it employs more than 124 nationalities, the Dubai-based ...

The fleet consist of the airline’s latest retrofitted A380, game-changer Boeing 777-300ER, Diamond DA42-VI and Cirrus SR 22 training aircraft used by the Emirates Flight Training Academy. The Embraer ...

Emirates Flight Training Academy, developed by Emirates airline to address its growing need for pilots, has signed an agreement with Cirrus Aircraft and Embraer to order 27 new aircraft. The order ...

Emirates has launched a state-of-the-art, $8 million Hospitality Training Centre in Dubai to elevate cabin crew service to Michelin-inspired standards. Designed to train over 10,000 crew by year-end, ...