United Airlines plans $100 million expansion of pilot training center during hiring spree

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United Airlines is expanding its sprawling, one-of-a-kind training center in east Denver. A new four-story building will be built on United's existing 23-acre campus in the Central Park neighborhood. The project is slated to be complete before the end of 2023, solidifying United's growing footprint in Denver.

4 months ago·Denver, United States

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United Airlines Breaks Ground On Denver Training Facility Expansion

By Danielle ChaviraDENVER (CBS4) – Denver-based United Airlines broke ground on its new flight training center in the Central Park neighborhood. The goal is to prepare for a pilot hiring surge.The 4-story, 23-acre center will house advance flight simulators, training classrooms and offices. The campus currently has 39 full-motion flight simulators and 15 fixed training devices, but the new space will allow for 13 more simulators and 13 more trai…

4 months ago·United States

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CNBC

United Airlines Plans $100 Million Expansion of Pilot Training Center During Hiring Spree

United’s Denver campus will be able to accommodate 52 full-motion simulators after the extension is complete.

4 months ago·United States

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The Hill

United Airlines investing $100 million in pilot training center

United Airlines is planning to invest $100 million to expand its training center in Denver, Colo., as part of a broader push to enlarge its workforce and hire more pilots and airline staff. The air…

4 months ago·Washington, United States

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Denver Post

United Airlines to expand the world’s largest flight training center in Denver

United Airlines plans to expand its Denver-based flight training center – the largest of its kind worldwide.

4 months ago·Denver, United States

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9NEWS Denver

United Airlines breaks ground on expansion to Flight Training Center in Denver

United aims to hire 10,000 new pilots by 2030. The new four-story building will house 12 more advanced flight simulators, training classrooms, offices and more.

4 months ago·Denver, United States

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