Pilots in the Middle East

These studies include: According to a study by Shareef Abdulla Kaddas Al-Romaithi on the impacts that cross-culture has on the lives and performance of pilots in the Middle East, the region has been expanding its airlines and as such creating job opportunities for various pilots from other areas across the globe. This is due to their inadequate supply of well-trained pilots. However, it being a benefit to the pilots its devastating to their social lives and as such affects their performance. This source will be used in the research to ensure its completion. A study by Arabian Business, the Middle East needed over sixty three thousand pilots to meet the demands of the large numbers of passengers in the countries. It will be used to articulate the issues and challenges that pilots face in the Middle East.

In an article written on Airline Prep’s website on the benefits and challenges that a person faces in the Middle East a lot was addressed. Among the benefits is that, the pay is good while the challenge is that one would be away from friends and family. It might also affect their culture and religion. This source has information that will help in the completion of the research on the performance of the pilots in the Middle East. , & Sloan, S. J “The sources of stress on the wives of commercial airline pilots. ” (2015) Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 56(4), 317-321. Retrieved From: http://psycnet. apa. com, “Middle East airlines need 63000 pilots over the next 20 years” Arabian Business (2016) Retrieved From: https://www. arabianbusiness.