Airbus-Experienced Simulator Pilot​/Freelancer

We are building an extraordinary aviation experience, built around a full-motion Airbus A320 simulator. Our purpose is to give aviation enthusiasts, families, and curious first-timers the genuine feeling of sitting in an airline flight deck, guided from start to finish by real Airbus pilots.

Every element of the experience is designed around the guest, from the pre-flight briefing and cockpit walkthrough to the moment the wheels touch down. We hold a single standard throughout: premium, professional, and memorable, from the first minute to the last.

We are currently in our launch phase, so the pilots who join us now help shape how the experience is delivered, from the rhythm of a session to the way we bring guests into the aviation world. If you want to pass on your Airbus expertise, we want to hear from you.

• Lead guests through a complete A320 flight experience, including briefing, cockpit familiarization, departure, cruise, approach, and landing
• Share your Airbus knowledge and real-world flying stories in an engaging, accessible way
• Work part-time, with sessions scheduled around your availability
• Suited to active, retired, and between-roles Airbus pilots

• Airbus type rating, current, past, or retired (A320 family preferred but other types will be considered)
• TRI or TRE experience preferred (not mandatory)
• Warm, confident communicator who enjoys sharing aviation with guests of all backgrounds
• Good spoken English
• Safety-first oriented
• UAE resident
• Authorization to work as a freelancer in the UAE
• Proof of Airbus rating or experience (type rating certificate, licence, or logbook extract)
• No valid medical certificate is required for this role

• Freelance contractor agreement, with hours invoiced monthly
• Part-time, session-based schedule
• Competitive hourly pay
• Start date:
  
  November 2026

Note:

The Pilot Experience | Dubai is an entertainment and leisure business. Our sessions are recreational flight experiences for the general public and do not constitute flight training of any kind. Time in the simulator counts toward no licence, rating, recency, or training credit, and the company holds no approval as a training organisation. Pilots in this role act as experience hosts and guides rather than as flight instructors or examiners, regardless of any TRI or TRE qualification they may hold.