- Pilot Careers Live Ireland 2026 takes place on 17 October at the CCD.
- The event runs from 10:00 to 16:00.
- Airlines, flight schools and aviation universities attend.
- Seminars cover training pathways, costs and recruitment.
- Pilot.ie hosts a stand for student pilot equipment.
Pilot Careers Live Ireland 2026 has been scheduled to arrive at The Convention Centre Dublin (CCD) on Saturday, 17 October 2026. The event will run from 10:00 to 16:00 and is expected to bring together airlines, flight training organisations, aviation universities and industry experts under one roof. The event has been organised by Pilot Career News and has become one of Europe’s leading independent pilot career events.
Visitors speak directly with flight schools, training organisations and airline representatives while attending a programme of seminars designed to answer some of the most common questions about becoming a professional pilot.
Topics typically include training pathways, costs, financing options, aptitude testing, medical requirements, airline recruitment and long-term career prospects. For anyone considering a career in aviation, the event offers an opportunity to compare training providers, gain first-hand advice from industry professionals and build a clearer understanding of the journey from student pilot to airline flight deck. Organisers describe the show as a chance to meet leading training organisations and recruiters face-to-face while attending talks and networking sessions focused on the realities of professional pilot training and airline employment.
FlyingInIreland.com supported the Dublin event and encouraged readers with an interest in aviation careers to attend. Secondary school students exploring future options, university graduates considering a career change, and those already involved in recreational flying and looking to take the next step find valuable information and industry contacts in one location. Visitors attending the event call to the Pilot.ie stand, where the team is available throughout the day to discuss the equipment and resources new pilots need as they begin their flying journey.
From headsets and flight bags to navigation tools, charts, kneeboards and training essentials, Pilot.ie is on hand to help prospective pilots understand what equipment is worth investing in during the early stages of training. The stand also provides an opportunity to ask practical questions about student pilot life and the day-to-day realities of flight training. See details here.
