Sevenair Academy announced its partnership with Luxair for a cadet Sponsorship Program. Under this program, Sevenair Academy will identify and recommend cadets to Luxair. Selected cadets who successfully pass Luxair’s assessment will receive a Conditional Letter of Employment, granting 100% funding for the remainder of their training leading to a job guarantee with Luxair upon completing their Airline Transport Pilot License course.
This collaboration underscores Sevenair Academy’s commitment to excellence in aviation training and providing robust career pathways for aspiring pilots. With this new partnership, cadets at Sevenair Academy have a unique opportunity to kickstart their careers with Luxair, a prominent name in the airline industry.
Miguel Brandão, Chief Commercial Officer at Sevenair Academy commented: “We are very excited about this partnership with Luxair, which will open new doors for our cadets. This program aligns with our mission to provide top-tier training and career opportunities for our students, ensuring they are well-prepared to meet the demands of the modern aviation industry.”
Lucie Perfetto, Manager Talent Acquisition at Luxair, commented that the team is “thrilled to connect with the talented students and faculty of Sevenair Academy. Formalizing this partnership with the school is significant for Luxair and will foster mutual growth and support.”
Luxair, recognized for its stellar safety record and premier operation in the heart of the European Union, will benefit from a pipeline of well-trained pilots from Sevenair Academy, ready to meet the growing demands of the aviation sector.
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