BA CityFlyer welcomes in 20th aircraft - launches pilot recruitment campaign

Posted on 31 May, 2016 by Advance 

Since 2007, BA CityFlyer has grown to become the leading operator at London City Airport, with the highest number of customers and destinations.

The core domestic destinations of Edinburgh and Glasgow; the commerce hubs of Amsterdam, Zurich and Frankfurt; the classic leisure spots of Malaga, Ibiza and Palma; the Greek islands of Mikonos and Santorini all feature on the varied route network. 


Over the last year, the airline – a wholly owned subsidiary of British Airways - has extended its services and fleet, flying both business and leisure routes from the heart of London city and will, this summer, add London Stanstead to the BA network with services to European leisure destinations. In July, BA CityFlyer will welcome another Embraer 190, the 20th aircraft to join the jet airliner fleet and – as a result of this success - the airline has launcheda pilot recruitment drive for both direct entry Captains and First Officers,in partnership with airline training and resourcing organisation CTC Aviation.


Captain David Cox – Fleet Manager (Technical and Safety), BA CityFlyer commented:
“We’re looking for pilots with a variety of experience who have the drive to provide industry defining standards of customer service in a demanding, dynamic and exciting environment. The job satisfaction is fantastic with the most testing airline flying in Europe as part of our daily routine.  For pilots who love to fly the rewards and career development opportunities are terrific.”


On offer is a competitive remuneration and benefits package, which includes access to worldwide staff travel with British Airways.  Additionally,the airlinehas an established career pathway into British Airways which opens to all pilots after 18 months qualifying service.


Applications are now open for BA CityFlyer Direct Entry Captains and First Officers via
ctcaviation.com/airlinejobs

. Successful candidates will join BA CityFlyer on their Embraer 170/190 fleet, based at London City Airport and serving a mixture of business and leisure destinations throughout Europe.