Direct Entry Captain - Pilot

Company Introduction: Emirates is one of the world's largest airlines, flying to 140+ destinations across six continents worldwide. Formed in 1985, Emirates is headquartered in Dubai and operates a fleet of Boeing 777, Airbus A380 and Airbus A350 aircraft, complete with features that are ranked among the very best in aviation. Emirates holds multiple industry awards, including the world's best long-haul airline, and has been a pioneer in shaping the passenger flight experience since its formation over 40 years ago.

Description of the position: Our pilot roles span First Officer, Accelerated Command, and Direct Entry Captain positions, offering multiple pathways onto the Emirates flight deck depending on experience and command readiness.

Candidate's Profile: As an Emirates pilot, it goes without saying that you'll have a passion for flying. Alongside this, you'll bring ambition to operate world-class aircraft, live in a global city, and build a rewarding lifestyle for your family. You'll be committed to continuous professional development, open to learning, and motivated by flying internationally while representing the UAE. You'll also be responsible for maintaining your pilot licence and ensuring all related requirements remain current.

What the company offers: Our pilots enjoy a wealth of incredible benefits, starting with a tax-free package and rent-free living in Dubai. Additional benefits include medical benefits and insurance, school allowance for up to three children until the age of 19, Business Class Emirates flight tickets for you and your family (upgradable to First-Class for Captains) and access to a personal provident fund to support long-term financial planning.

Min/Max Salary: Starting from AED 32,100 P/M

Min Required experience: Minimum flying hours and additional requirements depending on role.


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