Qualified Pilot Candidate

Job Description

About the Company Air Serbia is the national airline of the Republic of Serbia and one of the oldest airlines in Europe, with a history dating back to 1927. It flies to over 90 regular, seasonal and charter destinations across Europe, the Mediterranean, North America, Asia and Africa, in both passenger and cargo traffic. The fleet currently consists of thirty-one aircraft. Role Overview Air Serbia is accepting applications from qualified pilot candidates for its Belgrade base. Requirements CPL (MEP/IR/ME) ATPL theory credit MCC (Multi-Crew Cooperation) course Minimum 100 hours as Pilot in Command Valid flight crew licence issued by the Civil Aviation Directorate (CAD) of the Republic of Serbia Advanced UPRT certificate High school diploma Class 1 medical certificate English language: minimum ICAO Level 4 Certificate of no incidents or accidents Additional Information Documents required for the interview: CV with a passport-sized photograph Copy of the high school diploma Copy of the valid flight crew licence; if it was not issued by the Serbian CAD, a Serbian CAD validated licence must be prepared Copy of the medical certificate The last two pages of the logbook showing total flight time per category Application deadline: 30 September 2026. Candidates who share the airline's commitment to service excellence, accountability and integrity are encouraged to apply.

Requirements

• CPL (MEP/IR/ME)
• ATPL theory credit
• MCC (Multi-Crew Cooperation) course
• Minimum 100 hours as Pilot in Command
• Valid flight crew licence issued by the Civil Aviation Directorate (CAD) of the Republic of Serbia
• Advanced UPRT certificate
• High school diploma
• Class 1 medical certificate
• English language: minimum ICAO Level 4
• Certificate of no incidents or accidents
• CV with a passport-sized photograph
• Copy of the high school diploma
• Copy of the valid flight crew licence; if it was not issued by the Serbian CAD, a Serbian CAD validated licence must be prepared
• Copy of the medical certificate
• The last two pages of the logbook showing total flight time per category