First Officer – Seniority-Based Aircraft Assignment (Type Rating Provided)

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✈️ First Officer opportunity

Step into a permanent First Officer role where aircraft assignment progresses with your seniority. Non-type-rated candidates are welcome—comprehensive training and type qualification are provided. Help deliver safe, efficient, and professional operations while building your career in a structured, seniority-driven environment.

  • Employment: Permanent
  • NTR: Non-type-rated candidates welcome
  • Type rating: Not required (Training provided)
  • License: ATPL or IATRA
  • Open to Licence Holders: TCCA
  • Medical: Class 1
  • ICAO ELP: Level 4 or higher
  • Visa sponsorship: Not provided
Minimum requirements and flight time are not specified by the employer.

🧭 What you’ll do

  • Serve as Second-in-Command, ensuring safe, efficient flight operations in accordance with SOPs and applicable regulations.
  • Participate in flight planning, performance and weight-and-balance calculations, weather and NOTAM review.
  • Execute all normal, abnormal, and emergency procedures with strong CRM and adherence to checklists.
  • Maintain high standards of airmanship, threat and error management, and safety reporting.
  • Deliver a professional, customer-focused experience while representing the operation with integrity.
  • Support continuous improvement through training, briefings, and debriefings.

🧰 What you’ll bring

  • Valid ATPL or IATRA (Canada) and eligibility to operate as First Officer on multi-crew aircraft.
  • Valid Class 1 medical certificate.
  • ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 4 or higher.
  • Strong communication, situational awareness, and crew resource management skills.
  • Commitment to safety, SOP discipline, and continuous learning.
  • Willingness to complete company-provided type training and recurrent checking.
Applicants must hold Transport Canada credentials (TCCA). Visa sponsorship is not available.

🌟 What’s in it for you

  • Type rating provided—start NTR and train to proficiency on company aircraft.
  • Clear, seniority-based aircraft assignment and progression.
  • Structured, safety-first operation with professional development at its core.

📨 How to apply

Ready to take the right seat? Submit your application with the following documents:

  • Up-to-date resume/CV
  • Copies of pilot licences (ATPL or IATRA) and TCCA credentials
  • Valid Class 1 medical certificate
  • Proof of ICAO English Level 4+
  • Total time and flight time breakdown (if available)
  • Right-to-work documentation (as visa sponsorship is not provided)
Recruitment steps may include document review and further assessments. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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