ATR 42 First Officer (Non‑Type Rated) – Permanent, Training Provided

✈️ ATR 42 First Officer — Step into the right seat with training provided

Join a safety-first, team-driven flight deck and build your regional airline career on the ATR 42. This permanent, non‑type‑rated opportunity includes full training and a clear pathway to grow your skills while flying one of the world’s most trusted turboprops.

Employment: Permanent
Aircraft: ATR 42
Type Rating: Not required (Training provided)
Visa Sponsorship: Not provided

🧭 Minimum qualifications

Total Time: 750 hours total time (or 250 hours total time for graduates of a recognized aviation degree/diploma program, or similar)
License/Exams: Completion of either the IATRA or both ATPL exams (SAMRA and SARON). Exams must be valid.
Accepted License Authority: TCCA
Medical: Class 1
Language: ICAO English Language Proficiency level 4 or higher

🧰 Additional requirements

Security Clearance: Ability to obtain and retain an Airport RAIC under Transport Canada’s Airport Restricted Area Access Clearance Program
Travel Documents: Current valid passport; if you are not a holder of a Canadian passport, a valid Canadian Permanent Resident Card
Visas: All required visas or travel documents allowing unrestricted travel

🌟 What makes this opportunity stand out

Non‑Type‑Rated welcome: Full ATR 42 ground school, simulator, and line training provided
Stable career move: Permanent role with a professional, safety‑driven operation
Mentorship culture: Learn from experienced Captains and Training Pilots committed to your development
Regional reach: Gain solid multi‑crew turbine experience across diverse Canadian operations

🧭 What you’ll do

Operate the ATR 42 as First Officer in a two‑crew environment, upholding SOPs and company standards
Execute all phases of flight safely and efficiently, including flight planning, briefings, and checklist discipline
Monitor aircraft systems and performance, supporting the Captain in decision‑making and threat/error management
Deliver professional, courteous service while maintaining regulatory and company compliance
Contribute to a positive safety culture through proactive reporting and continuous improvement

📨 How to apply

Ready for the right seat? Submit your application with a concise resume, a summary of flight time, and proof of valid IATRA or SAMRA/SARON results. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for next steps.

Note: Visa sponsorship is not provided. Candidates must meet the minimum qualifications and be eligible to work and travel as required.

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