Job Description
Braathens is a Scandinavian airline with a heritage dating back to 1946. Today, we operate regional flights on behalf of SAS with a single-fleet operation of ATR 72-600 aircraft. Our long-term partnership with SAS provides stability and predictability throughout our operation.
We are a close-knit organization with short decision-making processes and a strong focus on safety, punctuality, and people.
The ATR 72-600 is a modern turboprop aircraft ideally suited for regional operations, offering low fuel consumption and excellent operational flexibility. Our combination of regional flying and ACMI operations provides a sustainable long-term business model, both commercially and operationally.
Operating a single aircraft type creates a streamlined and structured environment with consistent procedures, a stable type-rating environment, and predictable day-to-day operations. Flights are primarily conducted throughout Scandinavia as part of our production for SAS.
The course is scheduled to start in January 2027.
Employment Terms & Collective Agreement
As a pilot at Braathens, you will be employed under a collective bargaining agreement tailored to our ACMI operation, emphasizing stability, transparency, and long-term employment.
Permanent employment
Fixed monthly salary with a clearly defined progression
Occupational pension, insurance, and Loss of Licence (LoL) coverage
Travel benefits, including ID tickets
Bases – Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) & Copenhagen (CPH)
We are recruiting for both our Stockholm Arlanda and Copenhagen bases.
The First Officer Role
As a First Officer, you will operate the ATR 72-600 on regional services for SAS. The role involves close cooperation within the flight deck and with the cabin crew, where safety, punctuality, and professional operational standards are always the highest priorities.
We are looking for pilots who are confident in their role, communicate clearly, and thrive in an operation where flexibility, accountability, and teamwork are part of everyday life.
Minimum Requirements
EASA ATPL, CPL, or MPL
Minimum 1,000 hours total flight time
Valid EASA Class 1 Medical
ICAO English Level 5 or higher
The legal right to work within EU/EES
A Scandinavian language is considered an advantage