Newcastle International Airport careers event showcases over 500 job vacancies
Newcastle International Airport is hosting an aviation focused Careers Fair on January 14 at St James’ Park in Newcastle.
Aimed at those looking to start an exciting career in the industry, the fair will see the Airport and its business partners recruiting for over 500 job vacancies across the site.
Organised in conjunction with the Newcastle United Foundation, the SAFC Foundation of Light and Newcastle College, candidates are invited to register online to attend the fair, at which they will be able to find out more about the roles available and apply.
Alongside the Airport, other aviation business partners will also be exhibiting, including ground handling operator Swissport, the Airport’s largest airline partner Jet2.com, flight catering specialists Dnata and hospitality provider SSP. Also in attendance will be catering outlet Greggs and airside retailer Accessorize.
Roles are available across the Airport in areas such as airside operations, customer services, warehousing, security, and car parks. Those attending the fair can expect to find a mix of entry level, as well as team leader and managerial vacancies on offer.
Nick Jones, chief executive of Newcastle International Airport said: “It is a very exciting time for the Airport as we prepare for an increase in passenger numbers and welcome a number of new airlines and new routes to the region for 2022.
“The aviation industry is a fantastic, fast-paced industry perfect for those just starting out in the world of work, but it also offers opportunities for those who have a little more experience and are looking to progress their career.”
Newcastle International Airport is the largest airport in the North East. The Airport boasts a portfolio of 16 airline partners, offering direct flights to over 80 destinations throughout the year.
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