Lufthansa Technik

You've read 1 of 3 free articles this week. Lufthansa Technik, Bangkok Airways, Avion Express Brasil, Airport Dimensions, Lima Airport By Asian Aviation Staff Lufthansa Technik welcomes new talent: As Lufthansa Technik celebrates 70 years of vocational training this year, a new personal chapter is beginning for many young people. With the start of the 2026 training and academic year, the company welcomes 287 new apprentices and dual students across its German locations. Demand remained high this year, enabling all available positions to be filled.

This once again highlights the attractiveness of Lufthansa Technik’s training programs and the long-term prospects of technical careers in aviation. “Seventy years of training at Lufthansa Technik represent generations of young people who have contributed to our success story with their knowledge, dedication, and passion. The fact that so many young people have once again chosen an apprenticeship or dual study program with our company in this anniversary year demonstrates the continued attractiveness of the career opportunities at Lufthansa Technik.

The future of aviation begins where new talent takes its first professional steps,” said Dr. Janna Schumacher, Chief Human Resources Officer of Lufthansa Technik. At the same time, the company is already looking ahead: Applications for the 2027 intake are now open. Interested high school students can learn more about the wide range of apprenticeship and dual study opportunities at Lufthansa Technik’s website. 3% increase. 7%. 6 million for the quarter. 3%. 3% compared with the same period last year. ” Avion Express Brasil achieves IOSA certification: Avion Express Brasil, a subsidiary of Avion Express and part of Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance) provider, has achieved IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certification.

The milestone confirms that the airline’s operational management and control systems meet internationally recognized aviation safety industry standards and marks an important step as Avion Express Brasil continues to expand its presence across the Brazilian and Latin American markets. “ACMI airlines must meet the highest operational requirements, as our model depends on integrating seamlessly into our partner airlines’ operations while ensuring operational excellence. Achieving IOSA certification confirms that our systems, procedures, and safety culture meet the industry’s rigorous international standards.

This certification also reflects our team’s dedication and our long-term commitment to supporting airlines across Brazil and Latin America,” said Fernando Amaral Chief Technical Officer and Interim CEO of Avion Express Brasil. Airport Dimensions and Lima Airport open new lounge: Airport Dimensions, operator of “The Club”, the international VIP lounge at Jorge Chávez International Airport, has expanded its premium travel portfolio with the opening of a new domestic departure lounge at Lima Airport. Designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s travellers, the new lounge can accommodate more than 200 guests with dedicated spaces to work, relax and recharge.

It also offers family-friendly amenities, a curated food and beverage selection inspired by Peru’s local flavours and culinary traditions, and an interior design concept inspired by its extraordinary biodiversity. Drawing inspiration from the Peruvian Amazon rainforest, the lounge incorporates vibrant colours, rich textures, and organic patterns to create a distinctive sense of place.