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Captain - ATR-42

locationJapan
PublishedPublished: Published 7 months ago
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Aircraft type

ATR 42| ATR

Areas of operation

Japan

Job Description

Role Overview Position and number of vacancies: Flight Crew Candidate (Captain), a small number of positions. On joining, the successful candidate signs an employment contract as a contract employee. After completing the prescribed training, and on the issue of captain qualification for the company's aircraft type together with completion of the probationary period, the employee is appointed as a permanent member of staff. Duties: operating the company's aircraft and carrying out the associated related work. Start date: a date designated by the company (negotiable). Key Responsibilities Operate the company's aircraft as a flight crew member. Carry out the related duties that accompany flight operations. Complete the prescribed training programme at the company's designated training facilities. Requirements Captain candidate: At least 500 hours of flight time as captain (pilot in command) at a Japanese scheduled air transport company. Hold a JCAB Airline Transport Pilot competence (skill) certificate . Hold a currently valid Class 1 aviation medical certificate . Applicants aged 60 or over must have passed the additional aviation medical examination. Hold an Aeronautical Radio Operator licence . Preference is given to applicants with experience as a check pilot, a line instructor, or a manager within an organisation. Other requirements: Able to complete the prescribed training within the training period set by the company. The aviation medical certificate must have at least 3 months' validity remaining at the time of joining, and the applicant must meet the aviation medical examination standards; this is a condition of employment. Hold a valid passport at the time of joining. What We Offer Salary and other remuneration: in accordance with company regulations Commuting expenses: in accordance with company regulations Housing allowance Commuting (staff travel) scheme Approximately 120 days off per year Annual paid leave; year-end and New Year holidays; sick leave Special leave (public duty leave, disaster leave, marriage leave, bereavement leave, relocation leave and others) Childcare leave and nursing care leave schemes Awards and recognition scheme Social insurance (health insurance, employees' pension insurance, employment insurance, workers' accident compensation insurance) How to Apply Send the following application documents as PDF files. The originals of items 1 to 3 must be submitted at the flight aptitude test. Curriculum vitae Aviation career record Work history (career) record Flight logbook (most recent 50 hours) Licences and certificates: Class 1 aviation medical certificate; Aeronautical Radio Operator licence; Airline Transport Pilot competence certificate with limitations and specific piloting skill review (if held); Commercial Pilot competence certificate with instrument flight rating, limitations and specific piloting skill review (if held); aviation English proficiency certificate (if held); flight instructor certificate (if held) Class 1 aviation medical certificate applications (send the past 2 years if you have them; if not, send only the applications you hold) Selection process: screening begins as documents are received, in order of receipt. Stage 1: document screening (all applicants are contacted, whether successful or not) Stage 2: interview (in person or online) Stage 3: flight aptitude test Stage 4: final interview (in person or online) Stages 3 and 4 may be conducted in reverse order. Working Location and Pattern Work location (base): Niigata Airport, Okadama Airport, Sendai Airport, Chubu Centrair International Airport, Kobe Airport, or other locations designated by the company. During the training period the location is a domestic or overseas training facility. A housing allowance and a commuting scheme are available. Working pattern: in accordance with company regulations. Additional Information Application documents are not returned, regardless of the outcome. Personal information received is used only for recruitment activity and post-employment administration, and is not disclosed or provided to third parties without the applicant's consent. Enquiries about the progress of an application are accepted by email only; please refrain from telephone enquiries. Contact and document submission: Toki Air Co., Ltd., Human Resources Group, saiyou@tokiac.com

Requirements

  • Operate the company's aircraft as a flight crew member.
  • Carry out the related duties that accompany flight operations.
  • Complete the prescribed training programme at the company's designated training facilities.
  • At least 500 hours of flight time as captain (pilot in command) at a Japanese scheduled air transport company.
  • Hold a JCAB Airline Transport Pilot competence (skill) certificate .
  • Hold a currently valid Class 1 aviation medical certificate . Applicants aged 60 or over must have passed the additional aviation medical examination.
  • Hold an Aeronautical Radio Operator licence .
  • Preference is given to applicants with experience as a check pilot, a line instructor, or a manager within an organisation.
  • Able to complete the prescribed training within the training period set by the company.
  • The aviation medical certificate must have at least 3 months' validity remaining at the time of joining, and the applicant must meet the aviation medical examination standards; this is a condition of employment.
  • Hold a valid passport at the time of joining.
  • Commuting expenses: in accordance with company regulations
  • Commuting (staff travel) scheme
  • Approximately 120 days off per year
  • Annual paid leave; year-end and New Year holidays; sick leave
  • Special leave (public duty leave, disaster leave, marriage leave, bereavement leave, relocation leave and others)
  • Childcare leave and nursing care leave schemes
  • Awards and recognition scheme
  • Curriculum vitae
  • Aviation career record
  • Work history (career) record
  • Flight logbook (most recent 50 hours)
  • Licences and certificates: Class 1 aviation medical certificate; Aeronautical Radio Operator licence; Airline Transport Pilot competence certificate with limitations and specific piloting skill review (if held); Commercial Pilot competence certificate with instrument flight rating, limitations and specific piloting skill review (if held); aviation English proficiency certificate (if held); flight instructor certificate (if held)
  • Class 1 aviation medical certificate applications (send the past 2 years if you have them; if not, send only the applications you hold)
  • Stage 1: document screening (all applicants are contacted, whether successful or not)

Benefits

  • Salary and other remuneration: in accordance with company regulations
  • Housing allowance
  • Social insurance (health insurance, employees' pension insurance, employment insurance, workers' accident compensation insurance)