Global Jet Luxembourg · First Officer / Copilote
First Officer Falcon 900 Easy - Paris Base
Global Jet Luxembourg, a business aircraft management company, is looking for a First Officer to operate the Falcon 900 Easy. The position is based in Paris with a 15/15 roster.
- Employer
- Global Jet Luxembourg
- Position
- First Officer / Copilote
- Base
- Paris (base)
- Aircraft
- Falcon 900 Easy
- Pay (public sources)
- Pay scale not published; nine pilot vacancies, 20/10 or 15/15 rosters, open base or Paris, Nice, Marseille and Madrid (2026)
- Posted
- 7 September 2026
Key points
- Paris base mandatory
- 15/15 roster
- Type experience preferred
- Minimum 500 hours multi-crew operation
- French speaking mandatory
What the employer asks for
- Valid EASA licence
- Minimum 500 hours on multi-crew operation
- Jet experience preferred
- Experience on type preferred
- No history of accidents or incidents
- No criminal record and no security restrictions
- French speaking mandatory
The selection process
- Submit application through the employer's website
- Applications treated confidentially
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Pay and conditions, from public sources
Figures published by the airline, pilot unions or the press, each one dated (last update: October 2026). For information only.
- Pay: none of Global Jet's postings mentions salary or benefits (October 2026).
- Openings: nine pilot positions were open, on BD700 (Global), Falcon 900 Easy, Falcon 2000 Easy, Gulfstream G7500 and A320 ACJ, based in Paris, Nice, Marseille, Madrid or open base (October 2026).
- BD700 captain (open base, 20/10 roster): type rating required, EASA licence, living in Europe, 3,000 hours total excluding simulator including 1,500 on multi-crew jets (October 2026).
- A320 ACJ captain (open base): 5,000 hours total including 1,000 as Airbus captain, mandatory business aviation and long-haul experience; roster of 15 days on/off or 3 weeks on/off (October 2026).
- Falcon 900 Easy first officer based in Paris (15/15 roster): EASA licence, 500 multi-crew hours and fluent French required; type and jet experience preferred (October 2026).
- Falcon 2000 Easy first officer based in Marseille (20/10 roster): 500 multi-crew hours, fluent French, and living within an hour's drive of Marseille (October 2026).
- Application: online (photo, CV, questions on licence, hours, type rating and notice period); no history of accidents, incidents or criminal record is accepted (October 2026).
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