Air Cargo Management

Emirates SkyCargo rolls out training programme to inspire career development

Emirates SkyCargo has implemented a bespoke training programme designed to equip the cargo leaders of tomorrow with the commercial and leadership skillset for future success.

Emirates SkyCargo has implemented a bespoke training programme designed to equip the cargo leaders of tomorrow with the commercial and leadership skillset for future success.

Emirates SkyCargo says it aims to create opportunities for growth within its operations, inspiring employees across all levels to develop their career with the airline.

Split into two groups of 16, the candidates are handpicked from Emirates SkyCargo’s pool of high-performing cargo managers and include both Emirati Nationals and other nationalities from the airline’s outstations.

The 15-day programme includes six sessions which focus on proactive preparation and strategic optimisation of current and future operations, including the groundbreaking use of artificial intelligence (AI), embedding innovation at every touchpoint and tangible sustainability approaches.

Throughout all sessions, the participants are supported with an all-encompassing business coaching programme.

The candidates will graduate with a diploma endorsed by AviationNOW, the aviation arm of the GrowNOW Group and which is also a member of The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA).

Nadeem Sultan, senior vice president of cargo planning and freighters at Emirates SkyCargo, said: “Implementing this executive leadership programme is a crucial step on our long-term strategic roadmap, ensuring we foster the outstanding talent within our commercial operations to take the helm of Emirates SkyCargo to greater heights in the future.

“Creating an environment of development and providing continuous opportunities for learning contributes to the long tenure of Emirates SkyCargo staff, and helps us attract the best talent in the industry, despite the challenging environment.”

Following the first schedule, Emirates SkyCargo says it plans to extend the training programme to other aspects of its business, including operations.

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