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locationNorway
PublishedPublished: Published 2 weeks ago

Aircraft type

Other Civil Aviation

Areas of operation

Norway

Job Description

About the Company Widerøe's Flyveselskap operates 43 aircraft and flies to more than 50 destinations in Norway and abroad. Norway's short-runway network is a central part of Widerøe's offering and an important public transport service for the regions, built up over many decades. Widerøe is a pioneer in electric aviation and aims to begin phasing in electric aircraft from 2030, making it the airline furthest advanced in the work to make aviation emission-free. It is Norway's oldest airline and has believed in connecting places and people for over 80 years. Widerøe operates from five bases: Bergen, Bodø, Oslo, Torp/Sandefjord and Tromsø, and as crew you will belong to one of these five. Role Overview Widerøe is looking for more pilots and invites you to register an open application in its candidate database. Widerøe has one of the world's most challenging flight operations: the weather-exposed Norwegian coast gives pilots a demanding and exciting working day, and the operation places high demands on your competence and personal qualities. The company is proud of the work its pilots do every day to get passengers where they are going. Although Widerøe has become a relatively large airline, it works hard to keep good relationships, where colleagues know and look after each other. Requirements Absolute requirement: fluency in at least one Scandinavian language - Norwegian, Danish and/or Swedish - at a minimum of Berlitz level 4-5. Applicants without Scandinavian language skills at Berlitz level 4 will not be considered Licences & Qualifications EASA licence issued by a Scandinavian state Medical Class 1 Valid Multi Engine Instrument Rating (ME/IR) Valid ATPL theory examinations UPRT course in accordance with FCL.745(a), or a previous type rating MCC PBN What We Offer A secure and reputable employer Membership of a large and close-knit Widerøe family A central part in Widerøe's public service mission A fixed roster and competitive terms with market-leading pension and insurance schemes Bases in Tromsø, Bodø, Oslo, Sandefjord and Bergen Additional Information Contract: full-time, permanent, with a rolling application deadline (Jobbnorge-ID 183777). Place of work: base assigned as required, 8003 Bodø (Bodø municipality). Documents that must be uploaded to be considered: ATPL theory examinations including results with percentage scores; MCC course certificate; medical; licence; passport; a copy of the last two pages of your logbook; upper secondary school diploma or equivalent; UPRT certificate if you do not hold a previous type rating; ATO approval for the flight school where the UPRT was carried out (a regulatory requirement); and any references. Applications with incomplete or missing attachments will not be assessed. Selection process: Widerøe contacts applicants who are candidates for pilot intake and offers them a place at selection tests. Applicants approved after the selection test, personality assessment and interview will be offered employment when positions become available. Safety: Widerøe carries out drug and alcohol testing for new appointments in flight-operations-related positions, and appointment is conditional on a negative test result. An exhaustive police certificate (UPA) is required on appointment; information is available from the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority. How to apply: submit your application electronically via the "Apply for the position" link on the vacancy page. Questions about Widerøe and the content of the role can be directed to Widerøe on +47 75 51 35 00 or by email to rekruttering-pilot@wideroe.no. For technical support completing the application, contact Jobbnorge on 75 54 22 20 or support@grade.com.

Requirements

  • Absolute requirement: fluency in at least one Scandinavian language - Norwegian, Danish and/or Swedish - at a minimum of Berlitz level 4-5. Applicants without Scandinavian language skills at Berlitz level 4 will not be considered
  • EASA licence issued by a Scandinavian state
  • Medical Class 1
  • Valid Multi Engine Instrument Rating (ME/IR)
  • Valid ATPL theory examinations
  • UPRT course in accordance with FCL.745(a), or a previous type rating
  • MCC
  • A secure and reputable employer
  • Membership of a large and close-knit Widerøe family
  • A central part in Widerøe's public service mission
  • Bases in Tromsø, Bodø, Oslo, Sandefjord and Bergen

Benefits

  • A fixed roster and competitive terms with market-leading pension and insurance schemes