Embraer Fleet First Officer (Multiple Types)

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✈️ Take the right seat on our Embraer fleet

Step into a permanent First Officer role across multiple Embraer types. Non-type-rated pilots are welcome—your Embraer type rating training is provided.

  • Employment: Permanent
  • Fleet: Embraer (multiple types)
  • Type Rating: Not required (Training Provided)
  • Visa Sponsorship: Not provided

🧭 What you'll do

  • Operate as FO, supporting the PIC through all phases of flight in accordance with company SOPs and regulatory requirements.
  • Prepare and review flight plans, performance data, fuel, weather, and NOTAMs; conduct thorough briefings and checklists.
  • Manage aircraft systems and automation, including the FMS, while maintaining precise navigation and communications.
  • Apply effective CRM and Threat & Error Management to uphold the highest safety standards.
  • Contribute to a proactive safety culture through reporting, feedback, and continuous improvement.

🧰 Minimum requirements

  • Total Time: 1000 hours
  • Multi-Engine: 200 hours
  • Turbine: 200 hours
  • License Required: Frozen ATPL with IR and ME
  • Accepted Licences: SACAA
  • Medical: Class 1
  • ICAO ELP Level: 4 or higher
  • Education: Grade 12 certificate or equivalent

NTR candidates are welcome; an Embraer type rating will be provided upon successful selection and training.

🌟 What you’ll gain

  • Structured Embraer type-rating training and line induction.
  • Permanent position with clear professional growth opportunities.
  • Strong safety culture and supportive training environment.
  • Experience across multiple Embraer aircraft types within the fleet.

📨 How to apply

Submit your application with an up-to-date CV and a detailed flight time breakdown. Ensure your documents clearly show the minimum hours and required SACAA privileges.

Only candidates with the right to work in the hiring location can be considered; visa sponsorship is not provided.

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