AirlineCareer.com Expands Airline Employment Database

HARVARD, MA (May 18, 2002) - Beginning this month, AirlineCareer.com will offer comprehensive corporate and employment data on over forty major, national and regional airlines, expanding the company's original database of ten major airlines. The new data will allow members to quickly compare and contrast airline information based on pay, minimum qualifications, union affiliation, annual revenue, number of flight attendants, number and location of domiciles, type and number of aircraft, etc.

AirlineCareer.com has seen explosive growth during its first two years and caters to the needs of over 13,500 aspiring flight attendants with its web site and bi-weekly employment newsletter. Recently, it was recognized as one of the top aviation web sites by John A. Merry, author of 'The Aviation Internet Directory: A Guide to the 500 Best Web Sites,' published in August 2001 by Aviation Week/McGraw Hill.

Airline information is available via handy pull-down menus in the web site's fee-based Evaluation Center and Application Center. To see a sample of the airline information offered, go to: http://www.airlinecareer.com/tour/alaska_airlines.htm.

Comparison charts are also available via the Members Home Page. Over twenty charts and diagrams allow individuals to compare airlines side-by-side so that they may apply to only the airlines that interest them. Some of the 'Quickie Charts' include airline pay scales, domiciles, fleets, unions, and minimum qualification requirements for employment.

Joseph Belotti, an airline captain and founder of AirlineCareer.com says that people need this type of service now more than ever because of the hiring dynamics of the industry. "Although the airline industry has been deeply impacted by the events of September 11, many airlines are now hiring flight attendants and other airline workers. We see this primarily among national and regional airlines and fractional ownership companies. Our 'Who's Hiring' page currently lists twenty-nine airlines that are actively hiring," says Belotti.

AirlineCareer.com offers both free and fee-based services. For those that are serious about finding an airline job, a Silver Membership allows one-year access to most features of the site, the bi-weekly e-mailed newsletter and e-mail hiring alerts. A Gold membership offers two years of access plus the Testing Center, an interactive new-hire preparation section.

About AirlineCareer.com

AirlineCareer.com is dedicated to providing men and women of all ages and backgrounds the necessary resources to evaluate, pursue, and maintain successful flight attendant careers in the United States. The site, with a member and registered user base of over 13,500 from all 50 states and 50 foreign countries, was created by a US Airways captain and flight attendant supervisors. It was launched in August, 2000 and offers individuals comprehensive information on career evaluation and step-by-step instruction on how to apply for and land a job with a major, national or regional airline.

Visit the site at: http://www.airlinecareer.com or subscribe to a free airline employment newsletter and special hiring report by sending a blank e-mail to: airlinecareer.pr@aweber.com.

Note to Editors: Temporary username and password for site review available upon request.

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