Join SAS as we step confidently into a new era of growth and innovation.
Long known as one of the world’s most punctual, sustainable, and forward‑thinking airlines, we are now preparing for our largest summer program ever in 2026, opening new routes across Europe, North America, and Asia.
With a modern fleet of more than 100 Airbus narrow‑ and widebody aircraft, SAS offers a truly varied and rewarding flying experience. From the unique demands of Nordic winter operations to navigating some of the world’s busiest international airspaces, you’ll enjoy a flying environment that is both challenging and deeply fulfilling.
As global air travel continues to expand and our Airbus fleet grows, we are excited to welcome experienced A320 Captains who want to be part of our journey – and build the next chapter of their own career with a stable, respected, and future‑focused Scandinavian airline.
We offer a Captain position on the A320 fleet in Copenhagen, based on a flexible 83.3% part‑time agreement for the first 24 months. After this period, you may transition to a 100% full‑time contract.
You will enjoy:
This structure provides excellent work–life balance, along with the freedom to make the most of our staff travel benefits.
Compensation & Benefits:
Minimum Flight Time Requirements
4,000+ hours Total Time
2,000+ hours on jet aircraft or high‑speed turboprops
1,000+ hours PIC on aircraft with MTOW above 55.0T
Experience with winter operations
All requirements must be fully met, and all licenses valid at the time of application.
Security & Screening
Background check
Personal security interview
Drug and alcohol testing
The personal security interview and testing must be completed in the base city (Copenhagen).
Application Period
We review applications continuously and may close the posting at short notice. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible.
Reapplying
If you previously applied but were not invited to an assessment, you may apply again at any time.
If you attended an assessment but were not successful, you are welcome to reapply 24 months after the unsuccesful assessment.
Candidates who progress will participate in the following step:
Each step of the process might be disqualifying.
Shortlisted applicants can expect assessment invitations during spring/summer 2026, with employment beginning in fall 2026.
Disclaimer: