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Embraer E‑Jet Captain (E170/E190) – Direct Entry, Training Provided
✈️ Embraer E‑Jet Captain (E170/E190)
Step into the left seat on the agile and passenger‑loved Embraer E‑Jet family. As Captain, you’ll lead safe, efficient, and professional operations while mentoring your crew and delivering a best‑in‑class experience on the E170/E190.
🧭 Quick facts
- Accepted Licences: EASA, UK CAA
- Licence Required: ATPL with MCC
- Medical: Class 1
- ICAO English: Level 6
- Visa Sponsorship: Not provided
🧰 Minimum requirements
- Total Time: 4,000 hours
- Turbine PIC: 1,500 hours
- Type Rating: Not required (training provided)
- Flight Time Notes: Minimum 1,500 hours as PIC on a commercial jet/turboprop multi‑crew aircraft with MTOW ≥ 20,000 kg; PICUS not counted
🌟 Preferred profile
- Currently operating as a Captain (recent command experience desirable)
- E‑Jet type rating desirable but not essential (NTR welcome)
🛫 Your mission
- Command E170/E190 operations with an unwavering focus on safety, compliance, and passenger comfort
- Lead, brief, and mentor multi‑disciplinary crews, fostering strong CRM and teamwork
- Execute fuel‑efficient, on‑time performance while adhering to company SOPs and regulatory requirements
- Demonstrate sound decision‑making in all phases of flight and across varying operating environments
- Champion a proactive safety culture, reporting and mitigating hazards through established systems
🎓 Training & onboarding
Non‑type rated Captains are encouraged to apply. A comprehensive E‑Jet type rating and differences training program is provided to successful candidates who meet the experience and licence requirements.
📨 How to apply
Please submit a concise application including:
- Current CV/resume
- Copy of ATPL and MCC certificate
- Valid Class 1 medical
- Logbook (recent pages with PIC time breakdown and totals)
- ICAO English Level 6 evidence
- Proof of the right to live and work as required (visa sponsorship is not provided)
Only applicants who meet the stated minimum requirements can be considered.

