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A320 Captain

Posted 3 May 2012

VVIP Operations is seeking an A320 Captain in the Middle East

Job Title

A320 Captain

Location

Middle East

Client Profile

VVIP Operation

Duties / Responsibilities

Intaway Resourcing is currently recruiting for A320 Captains to join our VVIP Client on a permanent basis in the Middle East. This position requires the most experienced Captains with a minimum of 8,000 total hours, 3,000 PIC with 20 TONNES MTOW.

RATING: Valid A320 type rating as PIC

LICENSE: JAA/FAA/ICAO ATPL

Our Client is offering an excellent tax free salary and extensive benefits package.

Job start

ASAP

Proposed duration

Full Time, Permanent

Qualifications

JAA/FAA/ICAO ATPL

Benefits

Excellent

Web link and how to apply

http://www.aviationjobsearch.com/jobs/pilots/middle_east/a320_captains_jaa_faa_icao_atpl-139259.html

Please apply today for further information or email your CV to adam@intaway.co.uk

Intaway Resourcing Ltd is acting as an employment agency in relation to this vacancy

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