T'way Air Opens Recruitment for Experienced Pilots
KO YONG-CHUL Reporter
korocamia@naver.com | 2025-02-12 18:10:10
T'way Air announced on the 12th that it will be recruiting experienced flight attendants through the official T'way Air recruitment website. This flight attendant recruitment is for experienced captains and co-pilots with 'B777' limited qualifications.
Applicants for experienced captains must have a domestic commercial pilot (land multi-engine) license and a domestic valid aviation radiotelephony operator license, and must have at least 500 hours of flight experience as a captain on a commercial aircraft. They must also have an aviation medical certificate and aviation English proficiency.
For experienced co-pilots, applicants must have a domestic commercial pilot (land multi-engine) or commercial pilot (land multi-engine) license and a domestic valid aviation radiotelephony operator license. They must have a total of more than 1000 hours of flight time on a commercial aircraft and have experience working as a co-pilot at a domestic or foreign airline. They must also have an aviation medical certificate and aviation English proficiency.
Applications for this recruitment will be accepted until 3 PM on the 20th. Anyone who has no disqualifications for overseas travel and meets the application requirements can apply. The selection process starts with document screening, followed by first and second interviews, and then final selection. The expected date of joining the company is mid-April, but it may be subject to change.
[ⓒ Global Economic Times. 무단전재-재배포 금지]
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