Captain and First Officer A320 (TR)

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On behalf of DAT, NCS is continuously accepting applications from experienced A320 pilots with a proven track record on the Airbus A320. Qualified candidates are invited to apply and join a dynamic and growing operation. EASA Operator Conversion Course already completedwith an airline For First Officers (FOs): No Minimum hours on A320. Valid ATPL or CPL License: Hold a valid Airline Transport Pilot License or Commercial Pilot License. Class 1 Medical Certificate: Maintain a current and valid Class 1 medical certificate. No-incident/accident certificateissued by authority or previous employer. Flexible (20-10) and fixed rosters/schedules (14-14). Travel benefits on 70+ airlinesthrough theMY ID TRAVELsystem (for you, immediate family, and designated companions). Opportunity to commute(live at home, then travel to your aircraft). Fast-track command opportunities for FOsbased on assessment and qualifications. DAT is a Danish airline founded in 1989 by Kirsten and Jesper Rungholm. DAT, formerly known as Danish Air Transport, started as a freight carrier operating with a single twin-engine plane that flew with everything from mail and packages to racehorses. DAT’s corporate headquarters is located at Vamdrup Airport, Denmark. There are several operational and administrative offices found throughout Europe. These include the main customer service center located in Ronne, Bornholm, Denmark, while maintenance facilities in Copenhagen and Billund, Denmark and Kaunas, Lithuania. The operational headquarters with several back office functions is located in Kaunas, Lithuania. DAT transports close to one million passengers every year in a fleet of ATR and Airbus aircraft. As a true Europe carrier DAT is operating regional routes in Denmark, Norway, Italy and Germany. Besides the scheduled routes, DAT is also offeringad hoc charterservices and is operatingACMIcontracts. By applying, the candidate confirms that they have read and understood theCandidate Personal Data Processing Rules, which explain who the data controller is, what personal data is collected, the purposes of processing, the retention period, and the candidate’s rights. By submitting the application, the candidate gives explicit, freely-given consent to the processing of their personal data as described in the Rules. The candidate understands that consent can be withdrawn at any time without affecting their right to apply.