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BA CityFlyer

Embraer E-Jet Cadet Pilot (E170/E190) – Training Provided

✈️ Launch your career as an Embraer E-Jet Cadet Pilot

Step onto the E-Jet flight deck and fast-track your professional growth. As a Cadet Pilot on the Embraer E170/E190, you’ll receive world-class training, fly modern regional aircraft, and build a strong foundation for a long-term airline career — with type rating provided.

🧭 Role snapshot

Employment: Permanent

Fleet: Embraer E-Jet family (E170/E190)

Type rating: Not required (Training provided)

Experience: Non-type rated (NTR)

Licences accepted: EASA or UK CAA

Medical: Class 1

ICAO ELP: Level 6

Visa sponsorship: Not provided

Before start: If successful, before commencing with BA Cityflyer you must have completed UPRT and APS MCC.

🧰 Minimum requirements

  • Hold (or be on track to hold by start date) an CPL with IR, ME, MCC, and UPRT — issued by EASA or UK CAA.
  • First-series CPL & IR pass: Series 1, Attempt 1 or Series 1, Attempt 2.
  • Ground school average of 85% with no more than three resits.
  • Valid Class 1 medical and ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 6.
  • A valid passport with at least 12 months remaining and unrestricted worldwide travel.
  • APS MCC must be completed prior to start if not already held.

🌟 What you’ll do and learn

  • Complete an Embraer E170/E190 type rating with comprehensive ground school and simulator phases.
  • Develop strong CRM, SOP discipline, and decision-making for high-frequency regional operations.
  • Operate in a multi-crew environment, building hours on a modern, efficient E‑Jet fleet.
  • Advance your career within a structured cadet pathway focused on safety, professionalism, and performance.

📨 Ready to apply?

Show us you’ve got the foundation and the focus. Prepare your CV, licence/medical details, and exam records. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted with next steps in the assessment process.

Note: Candidates must have the right to live and work without employer visa sponsorship.