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Lufttransport · Norway · Posted Sep 6, 2026

First Officer - AW139/AW189 (NTR)

NTRCPL · EASA1,000 h totalFull-timeTraining provided

Job description

Lufttransport has operated in demanding Arctic conditions since 1955 and is a key player in 24/7 emergency services and offshore operations on the Norwegian shelf. The company operates Leonardo AW139 and AW189 helicopters and is seeking both Captains and First Officers for offshore operations. Main Responsibilities: - Execute offshore operations as Captain or First Officer in accordance with current laws, regulations, and company procedures. - Ensure the highest standard of flight safety in all phases of the operation. - Actively contribute to a professional and collaborative environment on board. - Handle and operate modern helicopter technology (AW139 and AW189). Qualifications — Captain: - ATPL(H)/IR/ME with a valid Medical Class 1 - Minimum 2,000 hours total flight time, of which: - 1,500 hours multicrew in a multi-engine helicopter - 1,000 hours as Pilot-in-Command (PIC) - 100 hours night flying in a helicopter - 100 hours instrument flying in a helicopter - Minimum 4 years of experience from offshore operations - LPR Level 3 or higher in Norwegian, Swedish, or Danish - LPR Level 4 or higher in English Qualifications — First Officer: - CPL(H)/IR/ME with a valid Medical Class 1 - Completed ATPL theory (frozen ATPL) and MCC - Minimum 1,000 hours total flight time, of which: - 500 hours in a helicopter - 100 hours in turbine-powered helicopters - 50 hours night flying - 50 hours instrument flying - LPR Level 3 or higher in Norwegian, Swedish, or Danish - LPR Level 4 or higher in English Other Requirements: - Avinor ID-card required to work at the airport. - Approved background check from the Civil Aviation Authority (Luftfartstilsynet) required. Workplaces: Bergen, Stavanger, or Florø.

Additional requirements

  • Completed ATPL theory (frozen ATPL) and MCC required
  • Language Proficiency Rating Level 3 or higher in Norwegian, Swedish or Danish required
  • Avinor ID-card required to work at the airport
  • Approved background check from the Civil Aviation Authority (Luftfartstilsynet) required
  • Bases: Bergen, Stavanger or Florø

Compensation and Benefits

Training provided
  • Permanent position in a company experiencing strong growth
  • Competitive conditions including very good pension and insurance schemes
  • Modern helicopter fleet (AW139/AW189)
  • Rotation schedule with good time-off opportunities
  • An inclusive and professional work environment
  • Short decision-making lines in an innovative and inclusive environment
  • Development opportunities through courses and competence building

Base Location

Norway

Base airport not stated in the posting.