First Officer - ATR-42
Aircraft type
ATR 42| ATRAreas of operation
GreeceJob Description
About the Company AEGEAN, based in Athens, Greece, has been a member of the Star Alliance Group since 2010 and has won 15 SKYTRAX World Airline awards as "Best Regional Airline in Europe". Olympic Air is part of the AEGEAN Group; in October 2013 the two carriers united their strengths to offer a wide-ranging network within Greece and abroad, supporting Greek regions and ensuring quality access even to the most remote Greek islands. The airline credits its success to employees who channel their energy and motivation into the aviation industry, delivering high standards across all stages of travel and continuously improving its products. AEGEAN is looking for enthusiastic, talented and dedicated people who can drive the organisation forward. Role Overview AEGEAN is recruiting Non-Type Rated First Officers to join its Airbus and Turboprop fleets, within the Flight Operations division (First Officers Airbus / First Officers Turboprop departments). The role is full-time and based at Athens International Airport, Building 57, Spata. The application deadline is 30 September 2026. It suits pilots eager to provide service and value to passengers through dedication and teamwork, with the highest commitment to safety. Licences & Qualifications Valid EASA CPL(A) with ATPL(A) theory completed, or EASA ATPL(A) Valid multi-engine IR(A) rating, which must remain valid until the end of the course Certificate of completion of MCC training Certificate of completion of an Advanced UPRT course as specified in FCL.745.A (applies to the issue of the first type rating course for a multi-pilot aeroplane) Minimum ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 4 Valid Class 1 medical certificate Unrestricted right to live and work in the EU Experience At least 70 hours as pilot in command of aeroplanes Core competencies Communicating openly, honestly and respectfully with team members Teamwork and collaboration Problem solving and taking initiative under stressful circumstances Thinking in a structured and analytical way What We Offer A working environment where you feel valued and appreciated Excellent career and development opportunities within the organisation Permanent contract with a secure and stable airline group, member of Star Alliance Attractive remuneration package with 14 salaries per year Private health insurance scheme Pension scheme Loss of licence insurance Flying allowances increased by 50% during the summer period Worldwide staff travel benefits Additional Information Applications must include a CV in English and be submitted by 30 September 2026. All applications are treated as strictly confidential, and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Requirements
- Valid EASA CPL(A) with ATPL(A) theory completed, or EASA ATPL(A)
- Valid multi-engine IR(A) rating, which must remain valid until the end of the course
- Certificate of completion of MCC training
- Certificate of completion of an Advanced UPRT course as specified in FCL.745.A (applies to the issue of the first type rating course for a multi-pilot aeroplane)
- Minimum ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 4
- Valid Class 1 medical certificate
- Unrestricted right to live and work in the EU
- At least 70 hours as pilot in command of aeroplanes
- Communicating openly, honestly and respectfully with team members
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Problem solving and taking initiative under stressful circumstances
- Thinking in a structured and analytical way
- A working environment where you feel valued and appreciated
- Excellent career and development opportunities within the organisation
- Permanent contract with a secure and stable airline group, member of Star Alliance
- Flying allowances increased by 50% during the summer period
- Worldwide staff travel benefits
Benefits
- Attractive remuneration package with 14 salaries per year
- Private health insurance scheme
- Pension scheme
- Loss of licence insurance