Pilatus PC‐Officer

As a First Officer on Platoon Aviation’s PC‑24 fleet, you will execute safe, precise, and highly professional flight operations while representing a premium product to a discerning clientele. You’ll work within a dynamic, broker-focused B2B charter environment and contribute proactively to continuous improvement across operations and service.

• Conduct commercial passenger flights on the Pilatus PC‑24 to the highest safety and service standards.
• Support effective daily operations within a floating fleet model across Europe.
• Represent Platoon’s premium brand and ensure exceptional client satisfaction from briefing to block‑off.
• Embrace operational variety and challenges typical of General Aviation and ad hoc charter flying.
• Contribute ideas and initiative to help refine procedures, product quality, and overall company performance.

• License: EASA ATPL(A) or CPL(A) with ATPL credits (fATPL).
• Training: MCC and Advanced UPRT in accordance with EASA.FCL.
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• Language:
  English ICAO Level 4 or higher.
• Eligibility:
  Unrestricted EU passport and unrestricted right to work in the EU.
• Other:
  Valid driving licence.
• General Aviation experience is advantageous.
• No flight‑hour minimum stated for this posting.
• Personal accountability, strong customer focus, and enthusiasm for a fast‑paced GA charter environment.

• Type rating fully financed by the company.
• Open‑base concept (France excluded as a base option).
• Guaranteed time off: 10 days/month in summer and 12 days/month in winter.
• 100% roster stability for dependable planning.
• Fair, seniority‑based salary structure.
• A supportive, fast‑moving team culture with real opportunities to learn, grow, and develop your skills.

If you’re eager to fly the versatile PC‑24, deliver exceptional client experiences, and make your mark in a premium European charter operation, we’d love to hear from you.

Platoon Aviation operates a floating PC‑24 fleet across Europe and focuses on ad hoc, broker‑driven B2B charter. Base:
Hamburg, with an open‑base concept (France not available).