It’s company coverage; it’s trends coverage; it’s scoops and it’s profiles. Whether deciphering Delta’s post-pandemic strategy, or breaking news on layoffs at Emirates, or profiling an executive inside JetBlue Technology Ventures, this reporter will own one of the most crucial beats at Skift.
The biggest CEOs, CMOs, and senior executives in airlines depend on Skift for its insights. Airlines, as part of travel’s larger ecosystem, are an increasingly important part of that world for Skift readers and subscribers, particularly in these challenging times.
This new position is a chance for you to work with the best editorial team in ALL of travel and the best boutique media company around. This reporter will work closely with the team at our sister publication Airline Weekly newsletter, the essential read for all of aviation.
The ideal candidate will bring experience reporting and writing on business with strong contacts in the airlines sector. Along with this, you should have a good understanding of the macro trends in the business and technology worlds.
The position will report to Skift’s editor-in-chief.
Some of What You’ll Do
The Experience You Bring
How You Work
How to Apply
Please send us a cover letter along with your resume when you apply.
To apply, go here.
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