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Airline Captain – Multi‑Engine Fleet | Air Niugini
✈️ Airline Captain – Multi‑Engine Fleet
Join Air Niugini’s flight crew and be part of Papua New Guinea’s national airline, connecting communities across the country and flying to destinations throughout Australia, Asia and the Pacific.
🧭 Your mission
As a Captain with Air Niugini, you will lead safe, efficient multi‑engine operations across a uniquely diverse network—ranging from remote domestic sectors to key international routes throughout the Pacific region.
- Command scheduled passenger services across domestic and international destinations.
- Uphold the highest standards of airmanship, SOPs, SMS and CRM.
- Mentor and develop First Officers while fostering a collaborative, safety‑first cockpit culture.
- Deliver exemplary customer service and represent the national flag carrier with professionalism.
🧰 Minimum requirements
- PIC time: 2000 hours
- Multi‑engine time: 1000 hours
- Night flight time: 100 hours
- ATPL: Valid ICAO ATPL
- Medical: Class 1
- English proficiency: ELP Level 5 (ICAO)
- Type rating: Not required — training provided
Applicants must meet or exceed all minimums at the time of application.
🌟 What’s on offer
- Permanent, direct employment with Papua New Guinea’s national airline.
- Fleet assignment on multi‑engine aircraft with type rating and differences training provided.
- Impactful flying that connects remote communities and regional hubs across Australia, Asia and the Pacific.
- A supportive, professional environment built on safety, teamwork and continuous improvement.
- Opportunities to grow your career across a diverse network and operational profiles.
📨 How to apply
Ready to captain with purpose? Submit your application and include the following:
- Resume/CV and a brief cover note.
- Copy of your ATPL (ICAO) and valid Class 1 medical.
- Logbook excerpts verifying PIC, multi‑engine and night hours.
- Proof of ELP Level 5 or higher.
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted with details on assessments and fleet assignment. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

