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Early-Career Aerial Firefighting Pilot (Thrush S2R‑T660) – Valencia, Spain
Early-Career Aerial Firefighting Pilot – Thrush S2R‑T660
- Location: Valencia, Spain
- Aircraft: Thrush S2R‑T660
- Operation: Aerial firefighting and fire‑suppression
- Licences: EASA CPL(A) or ATPL(A)
- Minimum hours: 1,000 total (flexible), 700 PIC
- Language: ICAO English Level 4+
✈️ The Mission
As a Thrush S2R‑T660 pilot with PLYSA, you will execute low‑level aerial firefighting sorties, supporting ground and air assets to contain and suppress wildfires across the region. This is a hands‑on flying role for early‑career professionals ready to step into specialized operations with a high level of discipline and teamwork.
🧭 What You’ll Do
- Operate the Thrush S2R‑T660 on aerial firefighting and fire‑suppression missions.
- Coordinate effectively with fire command, air attack, and ground crews.
- Conduct thorough pre‑flight, post‑flight, and turnaround checks to ensure readiness and safety.
- Apply precise low‑level flying techniques in demanding environments.
- Adhere to company SOPs, safety protocols, and regulatory requirements at all times.
🧰 What You Bring
- Licence: EASA CPL(A) or ATPL(A).
- Experience: More than 700 hours as Pilot in Command and more than 1,000 total flight hours. (Some flexibility applies to the total‑hours threshold.)
- Language: English language proficiency at ICAO Level 4 or higher.
- Preferred: Tailwheel experience; turboprop operations; fire coordination or fire surveillance background.
🌟 Why This Role
- Meaningful flying that directly protects people, infrastructure, and natural habitats.
- Operate a robust, purpose‑built firefighting platform in a professional, safety‑focused team.
- Opportunity to deepen your skills in specialized low‑level and mission‑oriented operations.
📨 How to Apply
Please submit your CV, copy of your EASA licence, and a recent logbook summary highlighting total and PIC hours. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted with next steps.

