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Captain (Pilot in Command) — EJME | London
✈️ Captain (Pilot in Command) — EJME
Take command with EJME and lead safe, efficient, customer-focused operations across Europe. As Captain (Pilot in Command), you will set the standard for operational excellence, regulatory compliance, and an exceptional passenger experience on every flight.
🧭 Your mission
- Act as Aircraft Commander, ensuring the safety of every flight and passenger in accordance with the Aircraft Flight Manual, company SOPs, Operations Manuals, and applicable legislation.
- Operate each flight safely and efficiently under company procedures.
- Independently and continuously verify navigation and terrain clearance.
- Complete all operational procedures and checklists required by the AFM and company manuals.
- Report any occurrence or incident that has endangered or could endanger safety, as well as any defect that could affect airworthiness or safe operation.
- Deliver consistently excellent customer service to support satisfaction and retention.
🧰 What you’ll need to succeed
- Minimum 3,000 hours total fixed-wing flight time.
- At least 500 hours of multi-crew experience.
- Extensive European flight experience with a strong commercial-aviation background.
- Experience in EU-OPS and/or AIR-OPS environments is advantageous.
- Military or airline training is an advantage.
- Fluency in English; knowledge of at least two European languages is an advantage.
- Service orientation, curiosity, collaboration, adaptability, and a drive to achieve positive results.
🌟 Training & progression
- Successful candidates must pass an upgrade course comprising ground school and simulator training.
- Direct Entry Captains assigned to non-commercial operations may receive a dispensation from the upgrade-course requirement.
- Completion of Captain line training, including the line check required for commercial operations, is mandatory.
Note: Specific licence and type-rating requirements will be confirmed during the selection process.
📨 How to apply
Ready to take command? Submit your application with a concise CV highlighting total hours, multi-crew time, recent European operations, and current training currency.

