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Cargojet

Air Cargo First Officer – Canada

✈️ Air Cargo First Officer at Cargojet

Join Cargojet at the leading edge of the air cargo industry. We’re looking for dedicated, hard‑working First Officers who bring a strong sense of leadership, teamwork, and commitment to every flight.

  • Employer: Cargojet
  • Location: Canada
  • License required: fATPL

🧭 What you’ll do

  • Operate as First Officer on cargo flights, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient operations from pushback to block‑in.
  • Apply company SOPs and strong CRM while working closely with the Captain and operations teams.
  • Support thorough preflight preparation, including route review, performance considerations, and loading coordination.
  • Monitor aircraft systems, action checklists, and communicate proactively to maintain situational awareness.
  • Champion Cargojet’s safety culture and contribute to continuous improvement through feedback and reporting.
  • Participate in required training, briefings, and debriefs to uphold high operational standards.

🧰 What you bring

  • Valid fATPL.
  • Dedication, a strong work ethic, and a demonstrated sense of leadership and commitment.
  • Team‑first mindset with excellent communication and cockpit resource management skills.
  • Calm, solutions‑oriented approach in dynamic operational environments.

🌟 Why join Cargojet

  • Be part of a market leader at the forefront of Canada’s air cargo sector.
  • Make a tangible impact moving essential goods for communities and businesses.
  • Work within a supportive team that values professionalism, dedication, and mutual respect.
  • Develop your career through ongoing training and high operational standards.

📨 How to apply

Ready to line up and wait? Submit your application with a current resume/CV and proof of your fATPL. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted to discuss next steps.

Note: Employment type and base assignment will be discussed during the selection process.