Wizz Air announced last week that the "She Can Fly" student program was launched for commercial pilot candidates as part of the Wizz Air Pilot Academy training program. Wizz Air Pilot Academy, which was established in 2017 to train pilots, has graduated more than 150 pilots so far and started to work in the pilot's Wizz Air cockpit. In a statement made by the company, only 5 percent of the pilots in the sector are women. The new pilot Academy program for women over the age of 18 offers a unique, simple, and economically advantageous opportunity to become a Wizz Air commercial pilot. It takes 18 months for female candidates who have little experience or who have little experience or who have no experience to complete the training program in cooperation with the Hungary Tréner Flight Academy. The airline said that women who believe that they should not be a gender barrier will allocate more than 20 seats every year.
The company made the following statement: “The completed ATPL program starts with the EU-income training where students acquired theoretical knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to become a pilot. Graduates are advanced to the Airbus A320 flight operations, including a five-week transition course. Students then complete the special training of Wizz Air's airline before becoming full-fledged airline officials ”. Wizz Air's "She Can Fly" military student program offers applicants the best offer; The course offers unprecedented low -tuition fees and pre-registration to show the airline's loyalty to the program.
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