#DiscoverAirlines scored 65% in the latest EU Airlines Social Rating, placing it in the Social Partner category.
While this score is moderate, the airline ranked particularly low in Employee-Labour Relationship.
How can Discover improve its rating?
“It’s such a shame that our management isn’t willing to do what it takes to keep people on board. It’s only about revenues and shareholders.”
Scoring 42% in Social Rating 2.0—just a few points higher than the first edition—Ryanair has managed to improve its overall satisfaction rating, advancing from “Social Misfit” to “Social Snail.”
Though branded as “Europe’s Number 1 favorite airline,” Ryanair scored highest in the employee-labour relations category, with pilots praising the airline’s training standards.
However, there remains significant room for improvement in employee engagement and prioritizing people over profits.
What do you think Ryanair should prioritize to improve its standing? Share your thoughts below.
Our survey shows KLM as the top airline to work for, thanks to its excellent work-life balance.
Join KLM pilot Dara and team member Sarah Kamer as they discuss the achievements that earned KLM this prestigious Social Rating.
Curious to learn more? Visit the link in our bio to watch the full video!
Ryanair scored 42% in the latest EU Airlines Social Rating. While its overall score improved compared to 2021, the airline is still seen as a ‘stepping stone’ for pilots.
Want to see how other airlines in the Ryanair group (Malta Air, Buzz, Lauda) performed? Check out the link in our bio!
Flight safety depends on a duo of pilots collaborating and sharing responsibilities. In the event that one pilot becomes incapacitated, is there a contingency plan in place?
One pilot, no plan B.
To learn more about the risks of single pilot flights, visit our website onemeansnone.eu
“Airlines might need to cut some costs at some point, but this is the last piece we should cut costs”
What would you say to those who are unfamiliar with the Single Pilot Flights concept?
Especially during this busy summer, it is crucial that pilots report fatigue.
Today, Paul Reuter, ECA Vice-President, offers tips for safe flying this summer.
2 pilots always!
it’s unanimous! For passengers the idea of having only one pilot in the cockpit is uncanny!
What do you think: innovation or unnecessary risk?
Aircraft manufacturers and airlines are betting on passengers getting comfortable with just one pilot in the cockpit instead of two. But let’s face it, neither passengers nor the piloting community are on board with this risky idea. We believe it’s a gamble with safety, and that’s why we’ve set a new mission: to raise awareness about the push for single-pilot flights.
In the coming days, travelers passing through Brussels-Zaventem Airport will spot our new ads in the bathrooms, highlighting the safety risks of reducing pilots in the flight deck during flight.
To see the ad, reply below with 2PILOTS 👇🏼
Let’s make some noise for safety!
What is your favorite moment during the flight? Is it when you get to your destination or during the flight?
Let us know in the comments below! 👇🏼
For more information about single pilot flights, visit our new website onemeansnone.eu
