Turkish Airlines (THY) is offering a major career opportunity for young co-pilot candidates with its special “Take-Off 101” program. This recruitment process is specifically designed for second officer candidates who do not currently have a type rating on the A320 or B737 aircraft.
This initiative offers a valuable opportunity for those without a type rating, as THY aims to strengthen its fleet with competent and highly trained pilots.
Who Can Apply?
To apply, candidates must meet several key requirements. They must be Turkish citizens or hold a blue card, be born after January 1, 1984, have at least a high school diploma, and have no history of flight errors or disciplinary infractions. Additionally, those who have been dismissed from THY or its subsidiaries due to disciplinary issues are not eligible to apply.
Technical Requirements
Applicants must hold a valid CPL/IR(A) or ATPL(A) license, possess MEP/IR qualifications, and have completed A-UPRT and MCC training. Preference will be given to candidates who meet these technical qualifications.
Health and Language Requirements
Candidates must also meet health criteria, holding a Class-1 medical certificate approved by the Turkish Civil Aviation Authority (SHGM). Additionally, they must submit a “fit to fly” health report issued within the last 30 days. English proficiency is also required, with candidates needing to demonstrate ICAO Level 4 or higher language skills.
Take the Next Step in Your Career!
Through this program, Turkish Airlines offers second officer candidates the chance to join one of the most prestigious airlines in the industry. Applications are being accepted online, and successful candidates will undergo English tests, simulator exams, and technical interviews as part of a rigorous selection process.
The application period is now open, providing a significant career opportunity for aspiring pilots.
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