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Ryanair offers exciting career opportunities for pilots looking to join Europe's largest low-cost airline. As an all-Boeing 737 operator, Ryanair provides excellent type rating opportunities on the 737-800 and MAX aircraft, with extensive route networks covering over 40 countries. The airline's rapid growth and fleet expansion create regular openings for First Officers and Captains at bases across Europe.

Typical requirements include an ATPL with ICAO English Level 4, EU citizenship or right to work in Europe, and previous commercial flying experience. Ryanair offers comprehensive training programs, competitive compensation packages, and clear career progression paths. The airline's point-to-point model provides diverse flying experiences across short-haul European routes, making it an excellent platform for building commercial aviation experience.

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B737 Cadet Pilot

Ryanair
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Aircraft: B737Location: DublinNon-type rated
Total Time0 hrs
PIC Time70 hrs
Roster5/4
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Captain B737NG

Ryanair
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Aircraft: B737-300/800/900Location: Gdansk, Katowice, Kaunas, Krakow, Poznan, Vilnius, Wroclaw AirportType-rated
Total Time3,500 hrs
PIC Time800 hrs
Jet Time800 hrs
Multi-Engine2,000 hrs
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Challenger 350-3500 Captains – Bergamo

Ryanair
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Aircraft: Challenger 350-3500Location: BergamoNon-type ratedDirect Entry
Total Time3,000 hrs
PIC Time1,000 hrs
Roster4/4
Salary$136,512/yr
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A320 Rated Type Rating Instructor/Examiner – Lauda Europe Dublin

Ryanair
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Aircraft: A320Location: DublinType-rated
Total Time3,500 hrs
PIC Time800 hrs
Jet Time800 hrs
Multi-Engine2,000 hrs
Roster5/4
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Theoretical Knowledge Instructor

Ryanair
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Aircraft: N/ALocation: East Midlands AirportNon-type rated
Total Time0 hrs
PIC Time0 hrs
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Challenger 350-3500 Captains – London Stansted UK – Expression of Interest

Ryanair
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Aircraft: Challenger 350/3500Location: StanstedType-ratedDirect Entry
Total Time3,000 hrs
PIC Time1,000 hrs
Jet Time1,000 hrs
Multi-Engine1,000 hrs
Roster4/4
Salary$155,520/yr
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ryanair typically requires an ATPL license, ICAO English Level 4 proficiency, and EU citizenship or right to work in Europe. Most positions require previous commercial flying experience, though they do offer cadet programs for new pilots in some markets.

Yes, Ryanair provides comprehensive Boeing 737 type rating training for successful candidates. The airline operates an extensive fleet of 737-800 and 737 MAX aircraft, offering excellent opportunities to gain experience on this popular aircraft type.

Ryanair pilot salaries vary by position and base location. First Officers typically earn between €30,000-50,000 annually, while Captains can earn €80,000-120,000 or more depending on experience and productivity bonuses.

Ryanair operates from over 80 bases across Europe, including major hubs in Dublin, London Stansted, Milan Bergamo, Barcelona, and many others. Base assignments depend on operational requirements and pilot preferences where possible.

Ryanair offers clear progression paths from First Officer to Captain, typically requiring 1,500 hours as First Officer on type. The airline also provides opportunities for training roles, base captain positions, and management roles within flight operations.

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