About This Role
Air Europa is recruiting Boeing 737 First Officers (copilots) based in Madrid, on a permanent (open-ended) contract from day one, with pay set in line with the airline's current collective labour agreement. The posting lays out a fixed selection timeline: Phase 1 is in-person testing in Madrid on Friday 6 November 2026 — a general ATPL(A) aeronautical-knowledge test together with personality and skills assessments, all delivered digitally, so candidates must bring a fully charged, fully operational laptop or tablet; Phase 2, only for those who pass Phase 1, is an in-person interview and simulator evaluation in Madrid between Monday 9 and Wednesday 11 November 2026. Selected pilots are incorporated progressively from December 2026, and applications close on 15 October 2026. Air Europa also emphasises its commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion and equal opportunity throughout the candidate experience.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Fly as a First Officer (copilot) on Air Europa's Boeing 737 fleet, operating as second-in-command from the Madrid base.
- Successful candidates are incorporated progressively from December 2026 under a permanent contract.
- The advertisement centres on entry requirements and the selection process and does not break out day-to-day line duties beyond the Boeing 737 First Officer role itself.
What We Offer
Permanent (open-ended) contract from the start, a Madrid base, and salary conditions set in line with the airline's current collective labour agreement.
Requirements
- Minimum requirements: a Frozen ATPL(A) issued under EASA Part-FCL with MCC
- a valid Class 1 medical certificate
- ICAO English at Level 4 or above
- ICAO Spanish at Level 6
- a DNI or NIE granting unrestricted authorisation to work in Spain
- a valid, unrestricted passport
- a clean criminal record
- a Boeing 737 type rating
- 500 flight hours on the Boeing 737
- and availability to join from December 2026. Qualities that will be valued (preferred, not required): Boeing 737 MAX experience and course, a university education, a full ATPL(A), and COPAC (Spanish professional pilots' association) membership.