Air Serbia hiring pilots

Friday, October 23, 2015


Air Serbia is seeking qualified applicants for a range of positions on its Airbus A320 fleet, including, a TR Captain: current on type, 500h PIC on type, minimum TT 4000h; TR F/O: current on type, CPL (ATPL theory credit) minimum TT1000h; non TR Captain: 2000h PIC on glass-cockpit jet (MTOW 32T or heavier) with minimum TT4000h; and non TR F/O: 500h of jet or turboprop time, CPL (ATPL theory credit). Applicants must have a valid EASA FCL, Serbian CAD or validated license acceptable to Serbian CAD, class I medical and ELP 4. Further requirements and the application form can be found here.

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  1. Anonymous13:44

    Super vest!

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    1. Anonymous22:27

      Sta je ovde super? To sto piloti masovno odlaza iz JU?

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    2. Anonymous09:14

      Od kad je aviona, piloti odlaze i dolaze u potrazi za boljim uslovima. A nije lepo ni lagati..

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  2. Anonymous15:14

    This can't be true! I have been reading comments about Air Serbia reducing number of routes to very low levels in the winter and how reduction is only a beginning of imminent collapse and shutdown of the whole airline... but they are really hiring more pilots! Someone must be very, very wrong here!

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    1. Anonymous15:21

      You also missed the part where it was mentioned that many pilots have left the airline. ;)

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    2. Anonymous15:42

      I guess you work there since you know about those pilots. I'll tell you that only a few have left and that we are doing 45-50hr blocks, so you'll have to come up with a better reason then that :)

      Truth is with the 330 program we'll need 20+ guys just to start training, hence the reason for job post.

      Pozdrav

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  3. Anonymous16:13

    How much are the Captains and First Officers get paid in Euros?
    And how much of those would be taxed?
    If it is good enough I can see certain W6 pilots who might be willing to come to ASL.

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    1. Anonymous16:23

      I don't know about salaries, but having some Wizz pilots move to ASL would be a great sign of confidence in Air Serbia's future.

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    2. Anonymous20:10

      4000eur and 2000eur (CA/FO)
      + flight pay productivity depending on your monthly block. That is all after tax.

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