Em 2022 must be more than 790 pilots on European airlines and on 2023 will be missing close to 2.300 These professionals. This is the first analysis of a study developed by consultant Oliver Wyman that also draws attention to the existence of less 790 pilots than necessary.
According to the statement from Oliver Wyman, this is a problem that will increase from year to year, coming to 2029 com a necessidade de 3.900 pilots only in European aviation.
Todavia, an international consulting firm highlights that Europe is the third region in the world least affected by the lack of civil aviation pilots.
Concerning Africa and South America, the situation is residual but at the end of the decade there will be a lack of 22.670 pilots in the Asia/Pacific region, 20.600 in North America, e 12.400 in the Middle East.
According to Oliver Wyman in total, estimated to be missing about 60 one thousand civil aviation pilots around the world.
For the consultant, aviation recovery, in the passenger segment, should start at the beginning of 2022, mas looking for pilots, no entanto, is determined more by the number of plane departures, not so much for the number of passengers.
Another data revealed in the study indicates that, a nível global, aircraft fleets have already recovered 76% from pre-covid-19 levels, being that in China, where the virus was controlled faster, already circulate 99% of the planes.
Para a Oliver Wyman, airlines must adopt quick fixes, which necessarily involve the optimization of existing human resources.; for the firm commitment to training new pilots, and for the commitment to applying the necessary tools to retain talent.
