SAS Scandinavian Airlines is seeking experienced First Officers to join the E195 and A320 fleet. This role is designed for professionals committed to a long-term career within a legacy organization that prioritizes safety, continuous development, and a culture of Scandinavian aviation excellence.
Successful candidates will enter an environment focused on growth and professional progression. Opportunities within SAS include mixed-fleet flying, long-haul operations, instructor roles, and strategic leadership paths. We are looking for pilots who demonstrate not only technical proficiency but also the mindset necessary for a lasting career in aviation.
Note: Licenses and medical certificates must be valid at the time of application. Licenses preferably issued by Denmark, Sweden, or Norway; non-Scandinavian EASA licenses are accepted but require conversion prior to course commencement.
Recruitment and assessment processes are based on the SAS Pilot Profile, which evaluates candidates for long-term suitability, professionalism, and trainability. Key competencies include:
The selection process includes the following stages, each of which may be disqualifying:
SAS is currently recruiting for the following bases and fleets:
Interested candidates must submit their application via the official SAS career portal. Required documentation includes:
Recruitment Timeline: Applications are reviewed continuously. Candidates should note that recruitment for 2027 is underway, with initial courses planned for Fall 2026. The process may take time due to limited assessment capacity.
Reapplication Policy: Candidates who were not invited to an Assessment Day may reapply. Candidates who attended an Assessment Day but were not successful may reapply after 24 months.
SAS reserves the right to adjust the recruitment process or base availability at any time. Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee employment. Offers are contingent upon successful background checks, license validation, and drug/alcohol testing. Salary levels are determined by collective agreements and are non-negotiable.