The pilot is responsible for the meticulous formulation of flight plans, ensuring comprehensive pre-flight checks are conducted to guarantee the utmost safety of each flight. This role necessitates constant and professional communication with air traffic control for all takeoff and landing clearances, as well as the provision of flight plan updates and pertinent information. The pilot will diligently monitor cockpit instrumentation, verifying proper functionality. They will maintain constant situational awareness by observing weather conditions, aircraft position, and air traffic patterns throughout the flight, initiating flight plan modifications as required. The pilot collaborates effectively with flight attendants, ensuring that all passengers adhere to established onboard regulations. The pilot is responsible for the accurate filing of flight reports, documenting both pre-flight and post-flight aircraft status.
This position requires a minimum of 3,000 total flight hours, with at least 1,500 hours specifically on the A320F aircraft. A320 First Officers with fewer than 3,000 flight hours will be required to complete a probationary period and participate in an hour-building program. The candidate must be no older than 60 (male) or 55 (female). A valid Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) with a current A320F type rating is essential. The applicant must hold a Certificate of Upset Recovery Training completed in a Full Flight Simulator, possess a valid Instrument Rating and Aircraft Rating, and have performed their last flight on the A320F within the preceding six months. The role requires a valid Class 1 Medical certificate. The candidate must provide a letter of authentication from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of their CPL/ATPL origin, including the CAA Licensing Officer's name and email. A recommendation or release letter from previous airlines is required, as is a criminal record check from within the last six months, notarized by the Vietnam embassy from the candidate's country of origin. The applicant must have no history of accidents or incidents within the past five years, and must provide the last five pages of their flight logbook. A minimum ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 4 is required, along with a passport scan demonstrating at least one year of validity.