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Boeing 737NG Captain – Long‑Term Direct Hire (Middle East)
✈️ Take Command of the 737NG Across the Middle East
Root Aviation is seeking accomplished Boeing 737NG Captains for a client airline in the Middle East on a long-term, direct-hire contract. If you lead from the left seat with calm authority, uphold uncompromising safety standards, and thrive in dynamic operating environments, we want to hear from you.
🧭 At a Glance
🧰 What You’ll Do
- Command Boeing 737NG operations with an unwavering focus on safety, compliance, and on-time performance.
- Lead and mentor the flight deck and cabin crew, fostering a professional, just-culture environment.
- Apply sound airmanship and decision-making across diverse weather and airspace environments common to the Middle East.
- Adhere to company SOPs, regulatory requirements, and robust SMS practices.
- Champion operational excellence, fuel efficiency, and a consistently premium customer experience.
🌟 Minimum Qualifications
- Total Time: 5,000+ hours
- Total PIC Time: 2,000+ hours
- PIC on B737NG: 1,500+ hours (recent flight experience on type required)
- Multi-Engine Time: 2,000+ hours
- Jet Time: 1,500+ hours
- Record: Clean safety record with no accidents or incidents
- Licensing/Medical: Current ICAO ATPL, B737 type rating, and First Class Medical
- Language: ELP 5 or above
🧾 Why This Role
- Long-term stability via direct-hire placement with our client airline.
- Operate a proven, global narrow-body platform with strong operational support.
- Career growth in a fast-evolving Middle Eastern aviation market.
Compensation and benefits are provided directly by the client airline during the hiring process.
📨 How to Apply
Submit your application via Root Aviation, including:
- Current CV with detailed hours breakdown (Total, PIC, B737NG, Multi-Engine, Jet)
- Copies of ICAO ATPL, B737 type rating, and First Class Medical
- Proof of ELP Level 5+
- Last three pages of logbook and recent B737NG recency evidence
Shortlisted Captains will progress through screening, a technical interview, simulator assessment, medical verification, and final offer.

