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Join SAS Link as an Embraer 195 Captain: Soar to New Heights in Scandinavian Aviation

Fuelled by Passion and Purpose

Since 1946, SAS has connected Scandinavia with the world, facilitating global movement and progress. As a key player in the SAS family, SAS Link continues this legacy, seeking experienced Captains to join its growing Embraer 195 fleet. With bases in Oslo, Bergen, and Copenhagen, this opportunity offers a unique chance to navigate the skies above breathtaking landscapes.

Exceptional Aviators Wanted

SAS Link welcomes applications from both rated and non-type rated Captains with a passion for aviation excellence. Ideal candidates possess:

Minimum Requirements:

• EASA Airline Transport Pilot Licence (A)
• Minimum 4000 hours total time
• Minimum 1000 hours PIC on scheduled services on aircraft with MTOW 22.000kg or more
• EASA Class 1 Medical Certificate (maximum validity 12 months)
• Experience with commercial operations in Nordic winter conditions
• Multi-crew Instrument Rating
• Flight Radio Telephony Licence (VHF only)
• ICOA 5 or higher
• EU right to work

Beyond the Flight Deck:

Successful candidates will thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment and contribute to the transformation of modern aviation. Working at SAS means joining a team committed to safety, punctuality, and exceptional customer care.

Rewarding Your Expertise:

SAS Link offers a comprehensive benefits package, including:

• Permanent Contract
• Variable Roster Pattern
• Competitive Pension Scheme
• Discounted travel concessions
• 11 days off each month, including at least one weekend
• 42 days of vacation each year

Embrace the Challenge:

Are you a confident communicator with an unwavering focus on safety and customer service? Do you embrace teamwork, thrive under pressure, and possess the adaptability required for irregular working hours?

If this resonates with your professional aspirations, SAS Link encourages you to apply today and become part of a legacy that continues to move Scandinavia forward.