Corendon Airlines’ “Trainee First Officer” (TFO) program has successfully trained nearly 100 pilots and continues to attract significant interest, receiving 500 applications for the 2025 season.
A Leading Program for Future Pilots
Corendon Airlines, known for its pioneering initiatives in the aviation sector, offers young aspirants a promising career path through its TFO program. Launched in 2015, the program plays a key role in addressing the industry’s growing need for captains.
Yıldıray Karaer, Chairman and CEO of Corendon Airlines, remarked:
“Our Trainee First Officer project, initiated in 2015, stands out as a model pilot training program in the aviation industry. To date, we have successfully trained nearly 100 pilots.”
Key Features of the TFO Program
- Training Duration: Approximately 6 months, including simulator and flight training.
- Accessible Model: Candidates can repay training costs through their future earnings.
- Job Guarantee: Graduates are guaranteed employment with Corendon Airlines.
- International Experience: Trainees gain technical and cultural competence through flights in diverse regions.
Yıldıray Karaer emphasized the program’s transformative impact, stating:
“The aviation sector offers international career opportunities, prestigious working conditions, and dynamic environments. Our TFO project provides a strong career platform for young talents passionate about aviation.”
Growth in Turkish Civil Aviation and Pilot Demand
The Turkish civil aviation sector is experiencing rapid growth, with an increasing demand for pilots. By 2025:
- Over 800 new pilots will be needed.
- The sector will operate a fleet of more than 800 aircraft.
- Expansion of new routes and fleet growth plans will accelerate the industry’s momentum.
Corendon Airlines’ Industry Leadership
With a fleet of 32 aircraft, Corendon Airlines transports 6 million passengers annually, reaching 165 airports across 65 countries. The company continues to strengthen its position in the aviation sector while playing a vital role in nurturing the next generation of pilots.
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