Western Global Airlines

First Officer - Boeing 747

Home Based, United States / North America

Position
First Officer
Aircraft
Boeing 747
Total time
2500+ hrs
Authority
FAA

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Overview

Western Global Airlines is hiring home-based First Officers for an August 24, 2026 class, with assignments on either the Boeing 747-400 or MD-11. The airline operates international cargo charter services for logistics, express, e-commerce, nonprofit and government customers. First Officers serve as second-in-command, coordinate each flight with the Captain and operate under company manuals, operating specifications and federal requirements. The schedule includes 17 days away from home base. Candidates need 2,500 total hours, a current FAA ATPL and Class 1 medical, an FCC permit, ICAO Level 4 English, unrestricted international travel documents and a clean accident and incident history.

Responsibilities

- Serve as second-in-command and conduct each flight under applicable directives in coordination with the Captain.
- Operate under company manuals, operating specifications, federal rules, airworthiness directives, guidance, and manufacturer recommendations.
- Comply with route and airport qualification, flight-time, currency, equipment, study, uniform, policy, and procedure programs.

Requirements

  • Hold a current, valid FAA ATPL.
  • Hold a valid FAA Class 1 medical certificate.
  • Hold an FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit.
  • Demonstrate ICAO English Level 4 proficiency.
  • Have at least 2,500 hours of total flight experience.
  • Have no accident or incident history.
  • Hold a valid United States passport permitting unrestricted international travel.
  • Pass a pre-employment DOT drug test and a ten-year background check.
  • Previous Part 121 airline experience is preferred.
  • An aviation or related college degree is preferred.
  • A previous B747-400 or Boeing rating, or an MD-11 or Airbus rating, is preferred.
  • One thousand Part 121 hours is preferred; up to 500 military PIC hours on qualifying multi-engine turbine aircraft may count toward that figure.
  • PIC experience under the cited Part 135 or Part 91 operating provisions is preferred.

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