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BA Euroflyer (incl. BA Cityflyer) pilot requirements 2026

To fly for BA Euroflyer (incl. BA Cityflyer), first officers need at least 500 hours and captains at least 3,000 hours. 3 open vacancies list their own requirements below.

General requirements

First officer, minimum hours500 hours
Captain, minimum hours3,000 hours
Licence and medicalUK ATPL/fATPL/MPL or EASA via conversion
Type ratingcompany-paid
Training bondNo bond
OtherUK right to work; ICAO L6; DEC 1,000h PIC; height 1.57-1.91m

Requirements in the open adverts (3)

VacancyTotal hoursCommand (PIC)Type ratingLicenceAgeEnglish
BA Cityflyer - Aspiration to Command2,500 hours–E-Jet desirable, not essentialUK CAA ATPL, frozen ATPL or MPL, or EASA licence convertible via UK CAA routes 3-6–ICAO level 6
BA Cityflyer - Direct Entry Captain - Edinburgh base4,000 hours1,500 as PIC of a commercial multi-crew jet/turboprop of 20,000 kg MTOW or more (no PICUS)Current type rating required; E-Jet desirable, not essentialUK CAA Part-FCL ATPL(A), or EASA licence convertible via CAA routes 5 or 6–ICAO level 6
BA Cityflyer - Direct Entry Captain - London City base4,000 hours1,500 as PIC of a commercial multi-crew jet/turboprop of 20,000 kg MTOW or more (no PICUS)Current type rating required; E-Jet desirable, not essentialUK-issued ATPL(A) (or EASA licence convertible via CAA routes 5 or 6)–ICAO level 6

Taken from each advert. The advert itself always prevails.

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