First Officer - Join a Dynamic Aviation Team in Singapore

This is an exciting opportunity to join a vibrant airline known for its youthful spirit and passion for travel. The First Officer works in collaboration with the Captain, prioritizing the safe, comfortable, and punctual arrival of each flight. The role requires contributing to a positive onboard atmosphere and delivering a memorable experience for all passengers.

Responsibilities:

Assist the Captain in ensuring the safe and efficient operation of flights.
Contribute to a comfortable and enjoyable passenger experience.
Maintain on-time performance.
Embody the company's values and contribute to a positive team environment.

Requirements:

Minimum of 200 total flying hours as pilot of aeroplanes. A minimum of 100 PIC hours will be required for candidates holding foreign pilot licences.
Legally entitled to work in Singapore.
A Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) ATPL with a Multi-Engine Instrument Rating that has a minimum of 3 months’ validity; or
An ICAO issued ATPL with a Multi Engine Instrument Rating and a Proficiency Check that has a minimum of 6 months’ validity (The foreign license will be required to undergo license conversion.)
Demonstrate the ability to speak and understand English with a minimum of ICAO Level 4.
A Class 1 unrestricted medical approved by the Civil Aviation Medical Board (CAMB).

Desired Attributes:

A proactive learner with a strong interest in aviation.
A collaborative team member who demonstrates composure, confidence, and maturity.
Possesses a positive attitude and contributes to a cheerful work environment.
Embodies the spirit of the airline brand.

Training and Development:

Successful candidates may receive Aircraft Type Rating training, where applicable.
Type rating training may be subject to a co-payment arrangement and a training bond agreement.

Application Process:

Shortlisted candidates will complete online aptitude tests.
An Assessment Centre will be conducted in April 2025, and selected candidates will be invited to attend.
Successful applicants are expected to commence training between June and December 2025.