The start of a new year always brings reflection—for individuals, for teams, and for leaders. As we enter 2026, every leader should face the same questions: Do we have the right skills to achieve our goals? Are our teams and future leaders ready to step up? How can we help people grow without adding to already full workloads? These aren’t just organisational questions—they’re deeply human ones. That’s why Brookfield International is giving all members complimentary core acce

Published on: 06 February 2026 Written by: Shreya Majumder Pilot Jobs | Aircraft Engineering Jobs | Aviation Careers   Apply Now - B737 & A320 B1 Engineers Our client in Amsterdam, Netherlands, is recognised for offering one of the most competitive contractor packages for EASA Part-66 B1 Licensed Engineers in Europe. The engineering team is made up of highly skilled professionals from diverse cultural and technical backgrounds, working together in a well-structur

Published on: 06 February 2026 Written by: Shreya Majumder Pilot Jobs | Aircraft Engineering Jobs | Aviation Careers As airlines across Europe prepare for a demanding summer season, access to experienced flight crew has become one of the most critical factors in sustaining operations and growth. For Smartwings, strengthening its B737 captain workforce is not simply a recruitment exercise. It is a strategic priority. Supporting this objective is Brookfield Aviation I

Published: 06 February 2026 Written by: Todd Skaggs Airlines plan summer in winter. In January, resourcing decisions start to lock in, and pilot mobility moves with them. Pilot Jobs  |  Aircraft Engineering Jobs  |  Aviation Careers   Pilots switch airlines most often in Q1 because summer schedules create the largest base openings, upgrade opportunities, and roster changes across the global market. In today’s aviation recruitment environment, pilot mobility is being s

Published: 06 February 2026 Written by: Todd Skaggs Pilot Jobs  |  Aircraft Engineering Jobs  |  Aviation Careers    In an industry defined by checklists, procedures, and precision, the idea of a pilot flying with a rubber duck sounds like a joke. It is not. In fact, the humble rubber duck has quietly earned a place in cockpits, engineering offices, and technical environments across aviation. Not as a mascot, not as a superstition, but as a thinking tool. And it works

Published: 06 February 2026 Written by: Todd Skaggs In a candidate-led aviation recruitment market, delivery is increasingly shaped by visibility, trust, and the ability to engage passive talent at pace. Pilot Jobs  |  Aircraft Engineering Jobs  |  Aviation Careers    In today’s aviation recruitment market, access to talent is no longer defined solely by databases or legacy networks. It is increasingly shaped by market visibility, sustained engagement, and credibility