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Airbus A320 Captain – Pan-India (Non-Type Rated Welcome)
✈️ Airbus A320 Captain – Pan-India (Non-Type Rated Welcome)
IndiGo is seeking experienced Captains to command Airbus A320 operations across India. This is a non-type-rated opportunity for seasoned leaders who meet DGCA requirements and bring a proven commitment to safety, judgment, and operational excellence.
🧭 The Mission
Lead safe, efficient A320 operations across IndiGo’s pan-India network. You will command every stage of flight, uphold the highest safety standards, and set the tone for teamwork and service on the flight deck and in the cabin.
- Command A320 flights while ensuring strict adherence to SOPs, DGCA regulations, and company policies.
- Exercise decisive, safety-first judgment in planning, dispatch, and in-flight operations.
- Lead and mentor flight crew; champion CRM and a just culture.
- Deliver punctual, fuel-efficient operations and an outstanding passenger experience.
🧰 Essential Qualifications
- Indian national or OCI holder.
- Valid DGCA-issued ATPL.
- Valid FRTO (Flight Radio Telephone Operator certificate).
- Valid RTR (Restricted Type Rating or equivalent).
- Valid Class 1 Medical Certificate.
- Multi-Engine endorsement on license.
- Minimum 25 hours Multi-Engine time (15 hours actual aircraft; maximum 10 hours simulator).
- Minimum 3000 hours total flying experience.
- Minimum 500 hours PIC on jet aircraft (MTOW > 15,000 kg) operated by a Scheduled Operator.
- Minimum 4000 hours PIC on turboprop aircraft (MTOW > 15,000 kg) operated by a Scheduled Operator.
- Accident- and incident-free record at time of application.
- Maximum age 58 years.
- Applications welcome from non-type-rated Captains.
🌟 What You’ll Bring
- Proven command capability with strong situational awareness and sound decision-making.
- Exemplary CRM, leadership, and communication skills.
- Consistent SOP discipline and a proactive, safety-first mindset.
📨 How to Apply
Ready to take command? Submit your application with up-to-date flight logs, license copies, medical certificate, and evidence of DGCA-compliant experience.

