First Officer E190

National Jet Express acts as a critical link in the energy and resources sector, providing fly-in/fly-out (FIFO) services in support of mining, oil, and gas projects throughout Australia. We also provide flexible, bespoke charter flights with a full range of service options to Australia's city centres and regional destinations. We have been investing in the future of FIFO by progressively renewing our fleet with modern aircraft that provide greater flexibility of rosters, suitability for regional aerodromes, increased reliability, and low carbon emissions.

Our ability to outperform the market relies upon the contribution of our talented staff. We are excited to present you with an opportunity to explore your place within our ambitious team.

About the role

We are seeking Expressions of Interest from suitably qualifiedFirst Officers for our E190 Perth base operation. 

To be considered for this position with NJE, we require the below mandatory pre-requisites:

• An unrestricted right to live and work in Australia 
• A current or frozen Australian Airline Transport Pilots License 
• A current Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Class 1 Australian medical
• Eligibility to hold and maintain an Australian Aviation Security Identity Card (ASIC) 
• Successful completion of the multi-crew cooperation (MCC) training
• A multi-engine command instrument rating endorsement with appropriate navigation aids
• Minimum 2,000 hours total flight time.  Within these hours, you must have;
• At least 700 hours in command
• At least 500 hours multi-engine 

Desirable:

An E190 type rating is desired but not a mandatory prerequisite.
 

What’s in it for you

• Attractive Compensation Package 
• NJE encourages work-life balance with our employees
• Rex Group Staff travel benefits.
• As part of the REX group of companies, staff discounts and privileges apply, including, Health Clubs and Hotels.
• A company that values each and every employee offering professional growth
• Fly a modern, high-performance, class-leading aircraft into the challenging Australian Outback.