Airline Pilot (A320)

vmysmartpros — Anywhere

Pay: $9,500–$10,100 per month

Requirements

Location: Baku, Azerbaijan Full time, Permanent Employment Initial 1-year contract that is renewed annually for a minimum of 3 years

Monthly Salary : USD 9,500 + 600 USD (Housing allowance)

Key Responsibilities • Operate the Airbus A320 aircraft in accordance with company SOPs and regulatory requirements • Ensure the safety and security of passengers, crew, and aircraft at all times • Conduct thorough pre-flight planning, including weather analysis, fuel calculations, and route review • Execute all phases of flight (pre-flight, takeoff, cruise, landing, post-flight) with precision and professionalism • Collaborate effectively with cabin crew and ground personnel to ensure smooth operations • Maintain situational awareness and make timely decisions in both normal and abnormal situations • Ensure compliance with aviation authorities (e.g. ICAO, local CAAS regulations) • Complete accurate and timely flight documentation and reports.

Requirements • Holds a valid ATPL with current type rating on the A320 (A318 / A319 / A320 / A321) • Valid ICAO First Class Medical Certificate • ICAO English Level 4 or higher (verbal and written) • Minimum of 3,500 total flight time • Minimum of 1,500 hours as Commander

Benefits • Comprehensive health and accident insurance per company group policy • ID travel • Seniority-based pay increases • Early promotion opportunities • Employee recognition programs or awards • Family relocation assistance and luggage support • Access to company benefit programs

Job Types: Full-time, Contract

Pay: $9,500.00 - $10,100.00 per month

Benefits: • Flexible schedule

Work Location: Remote

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