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Boeing 787 First Officer – Air Japan (ANA Group) | Tokyo Commuter Contract
Boeing 787 First Officer – Air Japan (ANA Group)
Join a world-class airline group and fly the technologically advanced Boeing 787 while enjoying a predictable commuting roster and a supportive pathway to command.
✈️ The Opportunity
Air Japan is hiring experienced Boeing 787 First Officers on a long-term, renewable contract. This commuter-friendly role is based in Tokyo with consistent time off, high-quality accommodations, and the stability of the ANA Group behind you. Command upgrade opportunities are available for qualifying pilots.
🌟 What’s on Offer
- 5-year renewable contract with clear command upgrade opportunities
- Commuting contract: 10 consecutive days off per month, plus 1–2 additional days for commuting
- Accommodation provided in Tokyo and at outstations
- Business class tickets on ANA flights for commuting, or a commuting allowance
- Fly the Boeing 787 within a safety-first, globally respected airline group
🧭 Minimum Experience
- 3,000+ hours total flight time
- 500+ hours on a commercial jet
- PIC/PUS experience (meet one of the following):
- 250+ hours PIC, OR
- 500+ hours PUS, OR
- 180+ hours combined PIC/PUS plus 70+ hours PIC
- 200+ hours cross-country (including 100+ hours PIC/PUS)
- 75+ hours instrument flight time
- 100+ hours night flight time
🧰 Licences, Ratings & Medical
- Valid ICAO ATPL OR Frozen ATPL/CPL
- B787 type rating with a Command Instrument Rating
- Valid ICAO Class 1 Medical Certificate
- English Language Proficiency Level 4+
📅 Lifestyle & Roster
Enjoy a commuter-friendly schedule with 10 consecutive days off each month, plus 1–2 additional days to support your commute. Quality accommodation is provided in Tokyo and at outstations to keep you rested and ready for every sector.
📨 How to Apply
Ready to take the next step with Air Japan? Prepare your up-to-date CV, licence and medical copies, and proof of hours. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted with next steps.
Only pilots meeting the stated minimums will be considered.

