Simulator Duties:

• Type Rating training
• New entry pilot training (OCC & CCQ)
• Delivering scheduled ground school training duties
• Review and update of training content

Theoretical Training:

• Delivering scheduled ground school training duties
• Conducting Aircraft Performance Training.
• Review and update of training content
• What we need from you:Unrestricted right to live and work in the EU
• Date of Birth – (Not over 65)
• Licence Type – Valid EASA Part FCL -
• Validity of Medical – Must hold a valid EU (Part-MED) issued Class 1 medical certificate.
• Minimum 3,500 hours total flying time
• Minimum of 2,000 hours on a Multi-crew, Multi-engine aircraft weighing in excess of 30,000kg MTOW with an established airline, cargo operator, private operator or military transport.
• Minimum of 800 hours Pilot in Command (PIC) on a Multi-crew, Multi-engine jet aircraft weighing in excess of 30,000kg. (No PIC hours on Turboprop aircraft shall be considered).
• Minimum 500 hours PIC on the A320/ A330 or A340
• Applicant must have the A320 / A330 / A340 type rating listed on the EASA licence.
• Valid EASA TRI/TRE cert - please upload it along with your licence.
• Candidate must have operated as a captain on applicable Airbus type within the 36 months prior to joining a course.
• English Minimum ICAO Level 6.
• Previous Instructional/Checking Experience as an SFI/TRI or TRE will be highly regarded.
• Excellent interpersonal and instructional skills.
• Ability to pass an enhanced background check and meet all other regulatory requirements.

Assessment and Selection

• Should you be shortlisted we will invite you to complete an online assessment as the first step in the process.
• This is due to changes in EASA regulations which requires all new pilots to undertake a 'Work Related Behavioural' assessment prior to commencing the training under EASA regulation CAT.GEN.MPA.175.

This is completed in three phases;

• Phase 1 consists of an online assessment conducted using our provider AON (€60 fee applies). 
• Phase 2 is a comprehensive psychological assessment, which forms part of the overall Simulator assessment / interview.
• Phase 3 is an interview/task with the Head of Training for candidates who are successful in the previous phases.
• During Phase 1, Captains are required to complete a total of 1 online task.
• Only candidates who successfully complete and meet the minimum standards during Phase 1 will be progressed forward to Phase 2 which includes the Simulator Assessment.