AeroProfessional · Captain / Commandant de bord
Captain and First Officer E190 - Casablanca
Royal Air Maroc is recruiting E190 Captains and First Officers based in Casablanca. The recruitment is handled by AeroProfessional on behalf of the Moroccan national carrier, which flies to more than 103 destinations from its Mohammed V Airport hub.
- Employer
- AeroProfessional
- Position
- Captain / Commandant de bord
- Base
- Casablanca (hub Mohammed V), Maroc
- Aircraft
- E190
- Contract
- Contrat de 5 ans renouvelable
- Posted
- 9 September 2026
Key points
- Captain or First Officer role on the E190
- Base at the Casablanca hub (Mohammed V Airport)
- 5-year renewable contract
- Start dates in September and October, with assessments in August and September
- Block of 7 days off per month once training is completed
What the employer asks for
- EASA, FAA or ICAO licence
- E190 type rating
- Captains: minimum 1,000 hours PIC on type
- First Officers: minimum 300 hours on type
- Last flight within the past 90 days
- Valid LPC
- ICAO English Level 4
What the employer offers
- 5-year renewable contract with an attractive overall earnings package (OTE)
- Block of 7 days off per month after completion of training
- Accommodation allowance
- 24 days holiday per year (or pro-rata)
- Positioning provided on the RAM network
- Visa support for the pilot's spouse and children (pilot covers their own visa cost)
The selection process
- CV and document submission to AeroProfessional
- Telephone interview with AeroProfessional
- Submission of application to the client
- Virtual interview
- Assessment in Casablanca (flights and hotel provided by RAM), including one day of simulator with feedback within 3 days maximum
Summary written by ForAllPilots from the employer's posting. Only the official posting counts: check every condition before you apply.
Give yourself every chance
A captain selection focuses on leadership, decision-making and crew management: prepare real situations, what you decided and why.
Expect an in-depth technical interview and a simulator session: go over abnormal procedures and the performance of your type.
Some airlines give aptitude tests to captains too: a refresher on the arithmetic and attention exercises never hurts.