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Flight Crew - Come fly with us!

We are seeking Captains and First Officers to join Fly Play Europe and fly our wonderful airplanes to our exciting destinations. We appreciate experience and can offer long-term employment with commuting options.

We are looking for positive and professional pilots that emphasize safety. We offer exciting opportunities and possibilities for job development. Valid type rating on the Airbus A320 family is an advantage but not a requirement.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

  • EASA ATPL or CPL/Frozen ATPL pilot license
  • EASA Class 1 Medical
  • Minimum ICAO level 4 English proficiency
  • Finished theoretical ATPL examinations
  • Good communication skills and completed MCC training
  • The ability to successfully pass a security background check

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR FIRST OFFICERS WITH NO PRIOR TYPE RATING ON A CS25 TURBOJET AIRPLANE

  • Advanced UPRT (A-UPRT)

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CAPTAINS

  • ICAO level 5 English proficiency
  • Minimum flying time;

       - 5,000 hours total flying time, of which 500 hours as PIC on CS25 

          turbojet airplanes

       - or 3,000 hours total flying time, of which 1,000 hours as PIC on CS25 

       - or 3,000 hours of flying time, of which 500 hours as PIC on Airbus FBW 

PLEASE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE CV

  • Total flying time for the last 12 months
  • Total flying time
  • Total flying time as captain
  • Total flying time on Airbus A320F if applicable
  • Expiration date on type rating if applicable
  • Grades from the commercial pilot training - if without type rating (TR)

About PLAY

FLY PLAY EUROPE is a Maltese AOC daughter company of PLAY which is an Icelandic low-cost airline offering flights to popular destinations in a cost-efficient manner for both passengers and the planet. 

Our fleet consists of newer Airbus A320neo and A321neo aircraft which emit less greenhouse gases and get our passengers to their destinations with a minimal carbon footprint.

At PLAY, safety comes first, with our core principles being on-time performance, simplicity, happiness, and low prices.

At PLAY we are building a great team with a unique atmosphere in a workplace free from any discrimination. We want to onboard optimistic, knowledgeable and powerful people who love flying, diversity and fun.

Flight Deck Opportunities (Challenger 650)

About the Company

DC Aviation Al Futtaim has come a long way since its establishment in 2013 as the only integrated Hangar and VIP lounge facility in DWC. We offer services in Charter, FBO, Maintenance and Aircraft Management and strive to deliver excellence in all aspects of our business with our primary focus being to exceed customer expectations. Having obtained our AOC in 2015 our mission is to be the number one Business Aviation Company not only in UAE but also across the region. Being a Joint Venture of two strong conglomerates and also the first mover based in the newly developed  Al-Maktoum International Airport, which is set to become the biggest airport in the region, puts us in the enviable position of setting the standard and leading the way for others to follow.  

About the Role

We now have opportunities for experienced Flight Crew to join our team.  To succeed in this dynamic industry you must possess strong organizational skills and a flexible attitude to provide solid results under high pressure.  Excellent customer relationship skills coupled with cultural awareness and a willingness to work on a flexible duty roster will help you succeed to become part of the DCAF team!

CAPTAIN - Challenger 650

  • Valid GCAA or ICAO ATPL/IR - preferrably GCAA license 
  • Current Class Rating Challenger 650
  • Valid Class 1 Medical Certificate
  • Minimum experience (Total Time) 3000 PIC hours on transport category aircraft and 1500 hours on type
  • High level knowledge of international regulations operating commercial aircraft internationally over land and water
  • English language proficiency 
  • Russian language - native speaker 

FIRST OFFICER - Challenger 650 

  • Valid GCAA or ICAO ATPL/IR - preferrably GCAA license 
  • Current Class Rating Challenger 650
  • Valid Class 1 Medical Certificate
  • Minimum 500 hours total flight time 
  • High level knowledge of international regulations operating commercial aircraft internationally over land and water
  • English language proficiency 
  • Russian language - native speaker

All positions are full time contract. Applicants must willing to relocate.  Please ensure you specify the role you are qualified for – only those with the required qualifications will be contacted.

Direct Entry Pilot – Aspiration for Command

As the nation’s flag carrier, we take great pride in connecting Britain with the world and the world with Britain. 

It’s something we’ve been doing for over 100 years, ever since we launched the world’s first international scheduled air service between London and Paris. 

This originality has been in our blood since day one. It’s the spirit we share with the people that fly with us, our partners, and our colleagues. 

So, whether you are a reassuring voice on the end of a phone, a smile at the door, under a wing keeping the turbines spinning or landing us gently in far-flung places, a job at British Airways is yours to make. 

We know great things can happen when you’re inspired to think big and bring your ambition to work every day, which is why, at British Airways the sky is never the limit. 

We are looking for Direct Entry Pilots who have the skills, energy, experience and aspirations for Command.

As an experienced First Officer, with strong leadership skills, you will be inspired to be a Captain, role modelling the highest professional standards across the BA Euroflyer operation.

As a DEP, you will join the fleet and our pathway is designed to support and navigate you to success as a Captain at BA Euroflyer within 12 months (subject to vacancy, and meeting the standards required)

At BA Euroflyer every single one of our colleagues is helping to take our wings to incredible new heights at London Gatwick.

Our growing network of over 40 destinations includes many of Europe and North Africa’s most popular holiday hotspots, ranging from Catania to Corfu, from Agadir to Antalya.

Proudly flying the flag and carrying our customers in comfort and style, our colleagues consistently deliver the premium British Airways’ service and the safety standards that we are known for.

Based in Sussex, our flying programme means we return to our home base at London Gatwick every evening. Our flight crew enjoy a bidding system based on a truly fixed pattern roster which means you really can make the most of your time off and plan your life outside of the flightdeck.

Whether you are an early riser or would rather work late into the evening, the nature of our flying means you can even preference for what you fly when you come to work. If you fancy a change, you can also use our popular swap function to swap with colleagues.

As a wholly owned British Airways’ subsidiary, you will experience a vibrant and energising team culture where we stay connected, communicate on a uniquely personal level and put our colleagues at the heart of what we do.

As part of the wider British Airways’ family, you will also benefit from working alongside colleagues who are experts in their fields, helping to proudly represent the British Airways brand globally.

We will be hosting BA Euroflyer recruitment roadshows across the UK, including London Gatwick, Luton, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasow...

What we can offer you:

  • Starting salary of £78,000 plus allowances circa £14,332 (based on 800 flying hours per year).
  • On successful completion of your command course your salary will increase to £115,460 plus allowances, circa £25,148, with annual incremental pay uplifts on a 15 point pay scale.
  • Fully funded type rating courses – with no bond attached.
  • A newly introduced fixed pattern roster which offers a genuine lifestyle balance for all our flight crew
  • 30 days leave per year, including single use leave days for those special occasions you really don’t want to miss.
  • Up to 15% employer contribution (up to £11,250 in year one and £16,500 once upgraded) direct to your pension to help you accrue for your future.
  • Additional optional benefits available include, technology scheme, cycle to work and electric/plug-in hybrid car scheme.
  • Access to British Airways Health Services for your medicals or if you have an established relationship with your AME, we will subsidise the cost of your Class 1 renewals.
  • A place on the ** British Airways master seniority list to support those career aspirations of the future.

** The BA master seniority list is for all BA pilots. Your seniority number is unique to you and enables you to bid for how you want your career to develop. Whether it be for a long-haul fleet @ LHR, a training position or a lifestyle change to part time, the annual bid is your pathway to new opportunities in the future.

For you and your family:

  • Loss of Licence scheme to protect you and your family in the event of ill health.
  • Up to 5 x salary in Life Assurance Benefits.
  • Private Health Insurance with AXA PPP, (with additional cover available for your family to)
  • Annual Bookable Concessions on Staff Travel (after 12 months) with business class space available upgrades, for you, your family or friends to enjoy across the British Airways network.
  • Discounted airfares, hotels & car hire for your friends and family
  • Access to our Employee Assistance Programme, which offers free advice and support to you and your family, including counselling, financial & legal advice

What we ask of you:

  • Current UK issued CAA Flight Crew Licence ATPL (A), fATPL (A), MPL or hold an EASA licence and meet the “Third Country CPL and ATPL licence conversion requirements” set out by the UK CAA (route 3, 4, 5 or 6).
  • A minimum of 2500 hours total time (subject to factorisation). Please include breakdown of hours in application.
  • The right to live and work in the UK.
  • Height between 1.57m (5’2”) and 1.91m (6’3”). Qualified pilots taller than 1.91m may submit an application but will be required to undergo a functionality check to confirm their ability to meet requirements of the seating positions in the BA Euroflyer fleet.
  • Good level of physical fitness
  • Spoken and written English ICAO level 6
  • Valid passport (minimum 12 months before expiry date)
  • Valid class one medical with a minimum of 6 months validity from contract start.

Please note:

  • Candidates who are not successful at initial screening, video interview, capacity testing or assessment centre stage can reapply for the pilot recruitment campaign after 6 months from their most recent assessment date. Candidates who were not successful at the SIM stage must wait 12 months before reapplying for the pilot recruitment campaign.
  • You may only apply to one airline within the British Airways family (British Airways, Euroflyer, or Cityflyer) at a time. If you are unsuccessful in one campaign, you will be unable to reapply to any of the three airlines within the British Airways family until the specified re-apply period has elapsed.
  • Successful candidates will enter a hold pool. Candidates in the hold pool will receive a maximum of 2 job offers. If a candidate turns down their second job offer, they will exit the hold pool and be required to reapply after 12 months and complete the entire selection process again.

Any candidates who have applied to British Airways Short Haul A320 campaign and would like to be considered for the Aspiration for Command campaign, please contact us at baef.pilotrecruitment@ba.com. 

We are an equal opportunities employer and value diversity at British Airways. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, age, marital status, veteran status or disability status. This job description is intended to convey information essential to understanding the scope of the job and the general nature and level of work performed by job holders within this job. However, this job description is not intended to be an exhaustive list of qualifications, skills, efforts, duties, responsibilities or working conditions associated with the position.

** If you are a current BA CityFlyer Pilot you must apply via Jobsearch **

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ATPL Quiz - Test Your Knowledge! Are you ready to challenge your aviation knowledge and see if you're prepared for the Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) exams? At PilotCenter.net , we understand how important it is to stay sharp and continuously test your understanding of key aviation concepts. That’s why we’ve created the ATPL Quiz– a fun, engaging way to assess your skills and knowledge. Whether you’re an aspiring airline pilot or already in training, this quiz will give you a taste of what to expect in the real ATPL exams. Why Take the ATPL Quiz? The ATPL is the highest level of certification for pilots, and passing the exams requires a deep understanding of various subjects, including: Meteorology Navigation Flight Planning Air Law Aircraft Systems Our quiz covers these topics and more, giving you an opportunity to test yourself in a low-pressure environment. Not only will it help you identify areas where you excel, but it will also highlight topics that may need a bit more study before exam day. What to Expect from the Quiz TheATPL Quizis designed to be both comprehensive and user-friendly. Here’s what you can expect: Multiple-choice questions: Just like in the actual ATPL exams, our quiz features multiple-choice questions that test your theoretical knowledge. Real-world scenarios: Some questions are based on real-life situations that pilots face, allowing you to apply your knowledge practically. Instant feedback: After each question, you'll receive immediate feedback with explanations, helping you understand why an answer is correct or incorrect. Varied difficulty levels: Whether you're just starting your ATPL studies or nearing the end of your preparation, our quiz offers questions at different levels of difficulty. Who Should Take This Quiz? This quiz is perfect for: Student pilots preparing for their ATPL exams. Experienced pilots looking to refresh their knowledge. Aviation enthusiasts who want to test their understanding of complex aviation topics. No matter where you are in your aviation journey, this quiz will help sharpen your skills and boost your confidence. How to Get the Most Out of the Quiz To maximize your learning experience, follow these tips: Take notes: As you go through the quiz, jot down any topics or concepts that seem challenging. This will help guide your future study sessions. Review explanations: Pay close attention to the feedback provided after each question. Understanding why an answer is correct is just as important as knowing what the correct answer is. Repeat regularly: The more often you test yourself, the better prepared you'll be. Make it a habit to revisit the quiz periodically as part of your study routine. Ready to Test Your Knowledge? Click below to start the ATPL Quiz now! Whether you're aiming for a perfect score or just looking to brush up on key concepts, this quiz is an excellent tool for any aspiring airline pilot. Good luck, and remember – every question brings you one step closer to achieving your dream of becoming an airline transport pilot! At PilotCenter.net , we’re committed to helping pilots reach their full potential. Stay tuned for more quizzes, study tips, and resources designed to support you on your journey through aviation training! For the ATPL Quiz visit: PilotCenter.net/ATPL-Quiz

Navigating FAA Air Traffic Publications: Essential Resources for Aviation Professionals

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) offers a comprehensive suite of air traffic publications that are vital for aviation professionals seeking to enhance their operational knowledge and ensure compliance with current regulations. These resources include manuals, publications, orders, and more, providing detailed guidance across various aspects of air traffic management. Key Resources Available: - Manuals: The FAA provides essential manuals such as the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM), which is updated regularly to reflect changes in air traffic procedures and regulations. These manuals are crucial for pilots and air traffic controllers to stay informed about the latest operational standards. - Publications: Key publications include the Pilot/Controller Glossary and the Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP), which offer detailed explanations of aviation terminology and procedures. These documents are indispensable for understanding the language and protocols used in air traffic control. - Orders: The FAA issues orders that prescribe specific procedures and requirements for air traffic operations. Notable orders include JO 7110.65, which outlines air traffic control procedures, and JO 7210.3, which details facility operation and administration. - GENOT/Notices and Plans: These documents provide updates on regulatory changes, safety plans, and strategic initiatives like the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen), ensuring that aviation professionals are aware of developments that may impact their operations. Importance of Staying Updated: Aviation is a rapidly evolving field, with frequent updates to regulations and procedures. It is crucial for pilots, controllers, and other aviation personnel to regularly consult these FAA publications to maintain compliance and enhance safety. The availability of these resources in both PDF and HTML formats ensures easy access and usability. Conclusion: The FAA's air traffic publications are a cornerstone for aviation safety and efficiency. By providing comprehensive guidance on regulations, procedures, and best practices, these resources empower aviation professionals to navigate the complexities of air traffic management confidently. Whether you are a pilot, controller, or involved in aviation operations, staying informed through these publications is essential for success in the industry. This blog post aims to attract aviation professionals seeking reliable regulatory resources by emphasizing the breadth and importance of the FAA's air traffic publications. Citations: [1] https://www.faa.gov/Air_traffic/publications/media/AIM-Basic-w-Chg1-and-Chg2-dtd-3-21-24.pdf

Navigating the Skies: A Guide to FAA Aeronautical Charts

For pilots, both novice and experienced, understanding aeronautical charts is crucial for safe and efficient navigation. The FAA's Aeronautical Chart Users' Guide serves as an essential resource, offering comprehensive insights into the symbology and information depicted on these charts. Key Features of the Guide: - Comprehensive Overview: This guide introduces users to the FAA's aeronautical charts and publications, making it an invaluable learning tool for new pilots and a quick reference for seasoned aviators. - Digital Access: Pilots can access a range of digital charts online, including Visual Flight Rules (VFR) and Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) charts, terminal procedures, and chart supplements. These resources are crucial for planning and executing flights safely. - Regular Updates: The guide is updated in accordance with the 56-day AIRAC schedule to ensure pilots have access to the latest chart symbology and information. This regular update cycle is vital for maintaining accuracy in navigation. - Practical Information: The guide includes detailed definitions from the FAA Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) and Pilot/Controller Glossary, helping pilots understand the terms and abbreviations used throughout the charts. Importance of Keeping Charts Current: Aeronautical information is subject to rapid changes. Pilots must ensure they use the most current editions of charts and publications to avoid potential hazards. Checking effective dates and consulting NOTAMs for updates between publication cycles is essential for safe flight operations. Feedback and Improvements: The FAA values pilot feedback on chart accuracy. Pilots are encouraged to report any discrepancies or suggest changes to enhance the quality of FAA charts and publications. Conclusion: The FAA Aeronautical Chart Users' Guide is a critical resource for anyone involved in aviation. By providing detailed information on chart usage and ensuring regular updates, it supports pilots in navigating safely and effectively. Whether you're a new pilot learning the ropes or an experienced aviator seeking a reliable reference, this guide is indispensable for your flight toolkit. This blog post aims to attract pilots looking for reliable navigation resources by emphasizing the practicality and importance of the FAA's Aeronautical Chart Users' Guide. Citations: [1 ] https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/flight_info/aeronav/digital_products/aero_guide/
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