Emirates seeks skilled aircraft technicians from the Philippines
MANILA, Philippines – Emirates, the world’s largest international and most profitable airline, is actively scouting for top-tier aircraft engineering and technical talent from around the globe. This global search has now brought the airline to the Philippines.
To support its recruitment efforts, Emirates is hosting information sessions in Manila on October 14 and 15. These sessions aim to attract skilled aircraft technicians who are interested in joining the airline’s growing technical team.
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