Defense Minister Klaudia Tanner in front of a C-130 Hercules transport plane (Photo: Bundesheer / Pusch).
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Austria: Armed Forces are looking for aviation employees

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The aviation division of the Austrian Armed Forces is currently looking for new recruits. According to the Ministry of Defense, pilots, technicians, pilots, meteorologists and many other professional groups are wanted.

At the same time, the job in the Armed Forces is being advertised with a new website and an advertising campaign that includes posters, online banners and cinema spots, for example. With the help of videos and 360-degree panorama details, the aim is to provide as much information as possible about the individual fields of activity on the web.  

"The videos and information only feature soldiers and civilian employees who work in these areas of the army. This means that our core message to the population is authentic, empathetic and competent. We know best what our job in the Austrian Air Force entails, where we can develop ourselves personally and what advantages our job offers," explains helicopter pilot Captain Eva Berginc about the concept behind the army's public relations work. 

"One thing is clear these days: Austria must be prepared more than ever for the safety of our airspace in the future, and we are currently showing this with our campaign. And Airpower 22 on September 2nd and 3rd will also give us the opportunity to show what we need to protect Austrian airspace and for domestic and foreign missions!” says Defense Minister Klaudia Tanner.

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