FlyJinnah | A320 First Officer

Role Purpose and Operational Mandate

The appointed Airline Pilot is responsible for executing all assigned flights with precision, strictly adhering to the detailed specifications outlined in the Company Operational Manual and maintaining full compliance with all associated Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) regulations. The incumbent must consistently guarantee the highest levels of ultimate safety, security, and operational efficiency throughout all flights undertaken.

This critical role requires the Pilot to operate the aircraft between destinations according to approved flight plans and established schedules. The Pilot acts as the ultimate responsible authority for the aircraft during operations, focusing on the following key operational priorities, in sequential order: Safety, Operational Efficiency, and Passenger Comfort. Furthermore, the role involves providing essential support and expert guidance to the flight and cabin crew, effectively managing emergency procedures and ad-hoc scenarios, and maintaining decisive control over the flight deck to ensure mission success and reinforce the positive corporate image of the airline.

Essential Experience, Qualifications, and Regulatory Requirements

Licensing and Flight Experience

• Possession of an appropriate Commercial Pilot License (CPL) or an Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL), with the ATPL being strongly preferred.
• A minimum verified flight experience of 750 hours specifically on the Airbus A320 Family aircraft.
• Must hold current and valid licenses, a valid Class 1 Medical Certificate, and a current Instrument Rating (IR).
• Mandatory valid English Language Proficiency (ELP) certification at Level 4 or above.

Screening and Technical Proficiency

• The successful applicant must pass rigorous technical, psychometric, and comprehensive Medical Fitness check-up assessments conducted in adherence to both Company and CAA regulatory standards for flight deck personnel.
• Proficiency in all primary Aircraft systems is required, alongside functional proficiency in office technology, including Microsoft Office, Internet, and Web Search applications.
• Mandatory training in safety and emergency response procedures is essential; a formal, recognized qualification in this area is considered an advantage.

Desirable Operational and Communication Skills

• Demonstrated excellence in English communication, both written and verbal, including advanced capabilities in technical reports writing and professional presentations.
• Previous operational experience within a low-cost airline model is highly desirable, though not mandatory.
• Training in Crew Resource Management (CRM) is a distinct advantage.
• Knowledge of basic Airport security procedures, regulations, and training is beneficial.
• Familiarity with IATA principles and standards specifically relating to aviation security is considered advantageous.