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The manufacturer Boeing presented his forecasts for the future regarding the thousands of new airplanes the world will need and pilot jobs, technicians and crew members that will be needed. Press photo Boeing
Air traffic has returned to its long-term growth trend, even exceeding pre-pandemic levels. To meet this growing demand, Boeing projects that the industry will need almost 44.000 new commercial aircraft for the year 2043. This remarkable expansion will not only transform the aviation landscape, but will also open up a world of career opportunities for those looking to enter this dynamic sector..
More planes and jobs predicts Boeing
The global commercial fleet is projected to grow by 3,2% annual, slower than air traffic, as airlines continue to drive productivity by increasing load factors and using aircraft more hours per day.
- South Asia passenger traffic to increase by 7,4%, followed by Southeast Asia (7,2%) and Africa (6,4%), as emerging markets return to historical growth trends over the forecast period.
- Eurasia is expected to lead all markets with the largest number of aircraft deliveries (22% of the total), closely followed by North America (20%) and China (20%).
- Single-aisle aircraft will represent the 71% of the fleet of 2043 after 33.380 new deliveries, and will cover short and medium distance routes with versatility.
- Global fleet of wide-body aircraft to more than double: twin-aisle aircraft will represent the 44% of the Middle East fleet.
The expected deliveries according to aircraft type are:
| Regional aircraft | 1,525 |
| a hallway | 33,380 |
| double hallway | 8,065 |
| freighters | 1,005 |
| Total | 43,975 |
As for the work that these thousands of planes will generate, It is estimated that the industry commercial aviation will require about 2,4 million new employees to support fleet growth and ongoing operations. This considerable figure covers a wide range of essential roles, including:
- pilots: Demand for qualified pilots will remain strong, as airlines prepare to welcome thousands of new aircraft in the coming years.
- Maintenance Technicians: As the global aircraft fleet continues to age, There will be a growing need for qualified maintenance technicians to ensure the smooth operation and safety of aircraft.
- Cabin Crew: Flight attendants and flight attendants play a critical role in the passenger experience, Therefore, the demand for cabin crew is expected to grow at the rate of increase in air traffic..
According to the last PTO, the airline industry will need the following new staff until 2043 to sustain the global commercial fleet:
- 674.000 pilots
- 716.000 maintenance technicians
- 980.000 cabin crew.
concretely, for Latin America the need is expected 39 thousand pilots, 42 thousand technicians and 54 thousand new cabin crew, so with these positive numbers, Opportunities to work in the industry will be greater every day.
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Thank you very much for the information 👍 Mr. Larena, There I do not stop following him and I have a lot of FAITH that I will have a job of humility and simplicity even if it were not in the field where I work as an aviation mechanic, Whatever it is will be well received 🙏
Much success Daniel! And thanks for your support.