A competitive tax-free salary, spacious villas in gated communities, education allowance for children, and medical cover.
These are just some of the “significant and exciting” changes that Emirates is making to its pilot recruitment program.
The Dubai-based airline announced the launch of a global drive to recruit pilots across its First Officers, Direct Entry Captains, and Accelerated Command Programmes:
First Officers – non-type rated
Emirates is welcoming non-type-rated First Officers. These pilots will now have the opportunity to be fully trained to fly the airlineӰҵ all-wide-body fleet of 144 Boeing aircraft across its network.
Accelerated Command Programme for Boeing 777s
Emirates has now extended its Accelerated Command Programme (ACP) to its fleet of Boeing 777s – which so far was reserved for its signature A380 aircraft. This is an opportunity for captains flying narrow-body aircraft to graduate to wide-body on Emirates’ fast track promotion program.
Direct Entry Captain – A350 fleet
The airline is now calling for Direct Entry Captains (DEC) to command its anticipated A350 fleet of 65 aircraft. As an added incentive, Emirates has also increased the base salary for the new recruits on both the A350s and A380s. Deliveries of the A350s will start mid-year and serve both new and existing destinations. The airline continues to welcome DECs for its fleet of A380s.
First Officers
Emirates is offering enhanced salary packages for First Officers with experience of over 4,000 flying hours on modern fly-by-wire Airbus or Boeing aircraft.
Interested pilots who would like to learn more about the various Emirates flight deck roles can find more information on entry requirements .
Emirates pilot benefits
Pilots at Emirates receive a competitive tax-free salary, are eligible for profit share, and are provided spacious villas in gated communities, education allowance, and life, medical and dental cover. Pilots also have access to a provident fund and receive regular and complimentary financial advice.
Pilots are also provided chauffeur-driven transport to and from work, laundry services, 42 days annual leave and enjoy concessional cargo and discounted travel benefits for their family and friends.
In 2024, Emirates’ recruitment team will host pilot recruitment roadshows in more than 26 cities in over 18 countries.
