- Five apprentices completed the High Flyers programme.
- The group joined in 2025.
- A controlled fire drill took place at the ceremony.
- The programme achieved 100pc progression to permanent roles.
- Expansion included an IT Engineer apprenticeship.
- Aileen O Kane shared “All five apprentices have shown exceptional commitment throughout their training.”
Belfast City Airport has recognised five apprentices from its High Flyers Apprenticeship Programme at a passing out ceremony. The apprentices joined the programme in 2025 and completed training that combined academic study with practical experience. A live drill formed part of the event.
Daniel Burke, Liam Cunning, Daniel Fusco, Ethan McKee, and Paul McNally participated. The programme maintained a 100pc success rate for progression into permanent roles. It expanded to include an IT Engineer apprenticeship.
Aileen O Kane heads people and purpose at the airport. The apprentices demonstrated skills in operational roles. The airport invests in skills development across the business.
Liam Cunning shared “The programme challenged us to build confidence and develop skills.”
Daniel Fusco shared “The experience and opportunities throughout the programme have been incredible. Getting hands-on experience in a live airport environment helped build our skills.”
