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AirTran Hires for Dispatcher Jobs in Florida

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

AirTran, a low-fare airline designed for leisure and business travelers alike, has announced they will be hiring for dispatcher jobs in Florida, among other positions.

Hiring across the board is their new mantra, according to officials. More than 1,000 employees already work for AirTran.

AirTran just unveiled a brand-new $12 million building in Central Florida. It’s called the Systems Operations Control Center and is a hub or command center for the entire airline.

The old building suffered heavy damage from a recent hurricane.

They’re also moving approximately 100 pilots to the new location to live and work, which is great news for this region of Florida.

Because it is a low-cost, low-budget airline, AirTran has not succumbed like many other airlines during this tough economic times.

The company also plans on hiring schedulers and resource planners.

According to their website, AirTran Airways, a subsidiary of AirTran Holdings is a low-fare airline designed for leisure and business travelers alike, offering Business class, new planes with Wi-Fi, XM Satellite Radio and EasyFit Overhead Bins, assigned seats, and our accommodating frequent flier program A+ Rewards. AirTran Airways’ mix of low fares and an affordable Business Class with excellent customer service and one of the world’s youngest all-Boeing fleets has continued to strike a chord with the public.

People said an airline couldn’t be all these things. AirTran Airways continued success has proven them wrong.

The airline continues to expand their team of quality people, and remains dedicated to providing the safest, most comfortable flights possible. AirTran Airways continues to maintain steady, sustainable growth based on a long-term vision and solid plan.

Florida Aviation Jobs with Embraer Could be Cut

Wednesday, February 25th, 2009

Some Florida aviation jobs may soon be lost.

Embraer, a jetmaker based in Brazil, has announced it plans to lay off 20 percent of its global workforce. While some of those job cuts will effect workers in South Florida, the exact number of cuts expected there has not yet been revealed, according to an article by the SunSentinel.

The company employs more than 250 workers in South Florida, about 600 workers in the United States and about 21,362 workers worldwide. Of the 4,000 or more jobs to be cut, most will be administrative and management positions.

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