Captain, Pilot, Transportation

1. Role Objective

The captain is responsible for the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of the aircraft. This role provides

leadership to the flight crew and ensures strict adherence to operational documentation, SOPs, and regulatory

standards. The captain is also accountable for contributing to the airline’s on-Time Performance (OTP) targets

and supporting the achievement of operational Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).

• 1. Exercise full authority over the operation and safety of the flight.
• 2. Conduct comprehensive pre-flight planning including weather, NOTAMs, performance, fuel, and MEL/CDL assessments.
• 3. Ensure full compliance with all operational documentation, including the Operations Manual, CSM, SOPs, checklists, company policies, and regulatory requirements.
• 4. Lead, mentor, and manage the flight crew to ensure strong CRM, teamwork, and a high-performance cockpit environment.
• 5. Operate the aircraft safely and efficiently across all flight phases, including normal, abnormal, and emergency situations.
• 6. Make timely and effective decisions to maintain safe and efficient operations.
• 7. Coordinate with ATC, dispatch, ground personnel, and cabin crew to support smooth operational flow.
• 8. Provide professional communication to passengers when required.
• 9. Perform all duties in a manner that supports On-Time Performance (OTP) and contributes to achieving company KPIs related to punctuality, fuel efficiency, safety reporting, and operational discipline.
• 10. Complete all flight documentation, logs, reports, and technical paperwork accurately and in a timely manner.
• 11. Maintain personal qualifications and training currency.
• 12. Uphold the airline’s values, safety culture, and professional standards always.
• 13. Perform any other related tasks as assigned by the Management.

Direct Entry:
Minimum 25 years and less than 57 years

Company Upgrade:
Minimum 25 years and minimum 5 years of service

must be available prior to retirement from the date of commencement of

training, except if fleet is phased out.

• Rated:
  Valid ATPL with a valid type rating.
• Non-Rated:
  Valid ATPL with valid rating on type
• Foreign license must be acceptable to CAA Oman and verified by the state of issue
• All documents and required rating must be valid for 6 months from the date of application.
• Must have completed training in Human Factors

• ATPL with rating on the type

• Current Class 1 Medical

• Rated Foreign ATPL:
  Minimum total time of 5000 hours for jet aircraft, including 1500 hours as PIC on multi-pilot certified aero planes, and 500 hours on type
• Rated Oman ATPL:
  Minimum total time of 5000 hours for jet aircraft, including 1000 hours as PIC on multi-pilot certified aero planes, and 500 hours on type
• Non-Rated Foreign ATPL:
  Minimum total time of 5000 hours, including 1500 hours as PIC on multi-pilot certified aero planes with an all-up weight of 20,000 kg or more
• Non-Rated Oman ATPL:
  Minimum total time of 5000 hours, including 1000 hours as PIC on multi-pilot certified aero planes with an all-up weight of 20,000 kg or more

• 4000 total flying hours, including 1500 hours flying time on multi engine aero planes with a MTOW greater than 40,000 kg

• Air Transport Pilot’s License (ATPL)
• PIC (Pilot in Command) rating of the B787 /B737 aircraft as applicable.