First Officer

At a glance Employment: Permanent Fleet: Boeing 747, 777, 767 (Widebody) Type Rating: Not required — training provided (NTR) License: ATP (FAA) Medical: Class 1 Visa Sponsorship: Not provided What you’ll do Operate Boeing widebody aircraft safely and efficiently under FAR Part 121 across a global network. Execute all phases of flight with precision, including complex instrument procedures and international operations. Practice exemplary CRM and TEM, supporting a just culture and safety-first mindset. Collaborate with a world-class crew to deliver on-time performance for diverse missions—from military to humanitarian and commercial charters. Adapt to varying schedules, including reserve duty, weekends, evenings, and holidays. Minimum qualifications Total time: 1,500 hours Fixed-wing time: Minimum 1,000 hours OR 500 hours with a Part 121 or 135 operator OR rotary military flight training graduate with at least 250 PIC hours fixed-wing License: Current ATP (FAA) Medical: First Class Thorough working knowledge of FAR Part 121 operations Excellent communication, proven leadership, and timely decision-making skills Ability to adhere to Atlas Air First Officer Crewmember Uniform Appearance Standards Additional requirements Hold an FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit Hold a current, valid passport with no restrictions on international travel and at least 24 months’ validity Ability to obtain required entry visas for Atlas Air destinations and a CANPASS permit Legal name (including compound last names) must match on passport, employment authorization documents (if applicable), and FAA licenses/permits Legally authorized to work in the United States and possess proper work authorization (U.S. citizen, permanent resident “green card,” EAD, or other valid basis) Successfully complete a DOT pre-employment drug test Ability to pass a 10-year security background check, PRIA, and PRD evaluation Ability to provide 5 years of domestic and/or foreign training records or adequate supporting documentation Ability to work varying schedules including reserve duty, weekends, evenings, and holidays Preferred profile 2,500+ hours total time in an FAA Part 121, 135, 91, or Military environment 500+ hours turbine time Recent flying experience: 200+ hours within the last 12 months Significant widebody, PIC, Military and/or international flight experience Experience with complex avionics suites (e.g., Boeing Honeywell, Boeing Collins, Collins Pro Line, Garmin G500/G1000/G3000/G5000) Strong multi-crew experience with deep CRM/TEM knowledge Proficiency operating in complex airspace with sophisticated instrument procedures (e.g., LNAV/VNAV, RNAV approaches) and FMC manipulation Training and fleet Join an unrivaled Boeing widebody operation. Atlas Air provides the training you need to thrive on the 747, 777, and 767—no type rating required to apply. You’ll fly meaningful missions worldwide with the support of robust standards, procedures, and mentorship. Safety, compliance, and screenings Pre-employment: DOT drug test, background investigation (10 years), PRIA, and PRD review Ongoing adherence to Atlas Air safety policies, FAR Part 121, and international operating requirements Atlas Air is an equal opportunity employer. Eligibility to work in the U.S. is required; visa sponsorship is not available for this role. #J-18808-Ljbffr