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In 2023, Iberia Express increased its female pilot workforce by 54%

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The Spanish airline Iberia Express celebrates its 12th anniversary this March, and it does so with a firm commitment to female talent.

54% more female pilots

Of the total number of Iberia Express pilots, nearly 8% are women, a figure that is almost double the world average for the sector. The number of female pilots at Iberia Express has increased by almost 54% in the last year, a particularly relevant fact in the aeronautical industry, which still has a pending issue, namely the greater incorporation of women in the more technical professions such as pilot or aeronautical engineer.

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Betting on female talent

In the overall Iberia Express workforce, almost 55% are women. They are in the majority in groups such as Flight Attendants, and also lead strategic areas and departments such as Commercial Management, responsible for commercial revenues and the destination network; Finance Management, with an important focus on monitoring the company’s investments and cost control; Technical Management, responsible for the maintenance of Iberia Express aircraft; and Cabin Crew Management, responsible for the maintenance of Iberia Express aircraft; the Technical department, responsible for the maintenance of Iberia Express aircraft; the Cabin Crew department, responsible for the selection and training of the airline’s Flight Attendants; the Customer department, focused on service design throughout the entire travel experience; and the Legal department, among others.

In addition, the Iberia Express management committee, comprising the CEO, the Production director, the commercial director and the financial director, has been equal since the end of 2021.

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