O loʻo sauni le kamupani vaalele a Ausetalia Jetstar e faʻafaigaluega ni pailate mai fafo e 75 i lalo ole visa malo le tumau a le malo tele.

O le pule aoao a Jetstar, o kamupani fai pisinisi, o Simon Westaway, o loʻo faapea mai, e manaʻomia e le kamupani vaalele ni pailate faaopoopo e faafetauia lona faalauteleina, aemaise le faaaogaina o vaalele lautele i totonu o Asia.

Fai mai Mr Westaway, o le le tumau o femalagaaiga agavaa, poʻo le 457, pailate visa e le aveʻesea galuega Ausetalia.

"Matou te vaʻaia lenei mea o se auala aoga mo Jetstar e faʻaauau ai ona tupu, ae le o lona uiga faʻaauau pea ona vaʻai i maketi muamua e pei o le itulagi Ausetalia o loʻo i ai se vai mago o ono ono avea pailate," o lana tala lea.

O le faamatalaga a le Australian Australian Air Air Pilots, o Laurie Cox, ua le fiafia ona sa vaʻai atu le kamupani vaʻalele i atunuʻu i fafo mo pailate matutua, peitaʻi, e le o se mea e ofo ai, ona o le le lava o toleniga i le galuega.

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“We see this as a practical way for Jetstar to continue to grow, to not in essence continue to look to previous markets such as regional Australia where there is a drying pool of potential pilots coming through,”.
Laurie Cox says he is disappointed the airline had to look overseas for senior pilots, but says it is no surprise given the lack of training in the industry.
O le pule aoao a Jetstar, o kamupani fai pisinisi, o Simon Westaway, o loʻo faapea mai, e manaʻomia e le kamupani vaalele ni pailate faaopoopo e faafetauia lona faalauteleina, aemaise le faaaogaina o vaalele lautele i totonu o Asia.