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Where to find internships for airlines?
Are there any internships that our in the airlines industry?
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Rafael’s Answer
Hi Neveah,
I recommend, totart by exploring the career pages of major airlines such as Delta, United, American Airlines, and Southwest, as they often list internship opportunities, particularly during peak recruitment seasons. If you're a student, utilize your university's career center, which may have partnerships with airlines and offer listings of available internships. Additionally, job platforms like LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor frequently post internship opportunities; setting up alerts can help you stay informed about new postings. Networking is crucial, a friend of mine successfully secured an internship—and later a full-time job—by being actively involved at a career fair, demonstrating the importance of engagement and networking in landing internships. Good luck!
I recommend, totart by exploring the career pages of major airlines such as Delta, United, American Airlines, and Southwest, as they often list internship opportunities, particularly during peak recruitment seasons. If you're a student, utilize your university's career center, which may have partnerships with airlines and offer listings of available internships. Additionally, job platforms like LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor frequently post internship opportunities; setting up alerts can help you stay informed about new postings. Networking is crucial, a friend of mine successfully secured an internship—and later a full-time job—by being actively involved at a career fair, demonstrating the importance of engagement and networking in landing internships. Good luck!
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Dr’s Answer
Hi Neveah,
That is indeed a question you will be asking along the way. The airline industry is such an exciting space to get into. So as far as i know, you can totally find internships with big airlines like Delta, American Airlines, United, and Southwest. They often have dedicated internship programs for students or recent grads. You can check out their careers pages and look for "internships" or "early talent" programs—plus, some even offer remote work depending on the role.
But ofcourse, don’t forget to look at smaller airlines or regional carriers—sometimes they have unique opportunities, and the experience can be super hands-on! If you’re into flight attendant or flight crew roles specifically, many airlines will have training programs or job shadowing opportunities, so keep an eye out for those too.
Also, another cool idea is to look into aviation industry events or career fairs. A lot of airlines recruit directly from those, and you get to network in person, which is a major bonus!
So yeah, just make sure to check out their official websites, use LinkedIn for networking, and apply early since these spots can fill up fast, and plus its better to take the step when you can.
Now good luck and feel free to reach out whenever you need. 😇
That is indeed a question you will be asking along the way. The airline industry is such an exciting space to get into. So as far as i know, you can totally find internships with big airlines like Delta, American Airlines, United, and Southwest. They often have dedicated internship programs for students or recent grads. You can check out their careers pages and look for "internships" or "early talent" programs—plus, some even offer remote work depending on the role.
But ofcourse, don’t forget to look at smaller airlines or regional carriers—sometimes they have unique opportunities, and the experience can be super hands-on! If you’re into flight attendant or flight crew roles specifically, many airlines will have training programs or job shadowing opportunities, so keep an eye out for those too.
Also, another cool idea is to look into aviation industry events or career fairs. A lot of airlines recruit directly from those, and you get to network in person, which is a major bonus!
So yeah, just make sure to check out their official websites, use LinkedIn for networking, and apply early since these spots can fill up fast, and plus its better to take the step when you can.
Now good luck and feel free to reach out whenever you need. 😇
I appreciate this, thank you for the advice.
Neveah Amber