ASL Airlines Ireland: B737 First Officer

Company Overview

ASL Aviation Holdings is a global aviation services holding company with a fleet exceeding 160 aircraft, specializing in cargo and passenger airline operations, aircraft leasing, and maintenance. Headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, the Group encompasses five wholly owned airlines: ASL Airlines Ireland, ASL Airlines Belgium, ASL Airlines France, ASL Airlines United Kingdom, and ASL Airlines Australia. The Group also holds interests in associate and joint venture airlines, including FlySafair in South Africa, K-Mile Asia in Thailand, and QuikJet in India.

ASL's airlines operate extensive cargo networks for leading express parcel integrators and online retailers worldwide. Group, joint venture, and associate airlines also conduct scheduled and charter cargo and passenger services under ASL's brands and on behalf of ACMI customers and postal services. The Group boasts a diverse team of 3,000 professionals from 51 nationalities. ASL's vision is to be the premier aviation service provider through excellence, experience, and expertise.

Position: B737 First Officer (Future Recruitment)

ASL Airlines Ireland invites applications for future recruitment campaigns for the position of B737 First Officer. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply to be contacted regarding upcoming opportunities.

The B737 First Officer supports the Commander in the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft, adhering to Company Standard Operating Procedures and contributing to a professional cockpit environment.

Key Accountabilities

Executing duties related to the flight as allocated by the Commander, in accordance with Company SOPs, aircraft limitations, and performance specifications.
Fostering a cooperative and professional relationship among crew members.
Advising the Commander if, in the First Officer's opinion, any aspect of flight preparation has been overlooked.
Ensuring the safe navigation of the aircraft through continuous, independent checks of geographical position and terrain clearance.
Providing relevant advice, information, and assistance to the Commander to support safe and efficient flight conduct.
Seeking necessary information and explanations from the Commander to effectively perform their role.
Maintaining high personal standards of discipline, conduct, and appearance as a representative of the Company.
Supporting the Commander in developing and maintaining high professional standards and morale within the crew.
Verifying the validity of the operational flight plan and filing the Air Traffic Services Flight Plan as required, ensuring correct stored plans are activated.

Requirements

Qualifications

Minimum 500 hours total flight time.
Minimum 250 hours on CS-25 certified aircraft.
Valid EASA Part-FCL Licence.
Date of last flight on Boeing 737 aircraft within the preceding 12 months.
ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 4 or higher.
Valid EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate.
Possession of the unrestricted right to live and work within the European Union.