Overview
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines share a First Officer application for several U.S. domiciles. The Alaska seniority list identifies Seattle, Los Angeles, Anchorage, Portland and San Francisco. The Hawaiian list identifies Seattle, Honolulu and Cincinnati. The employer's requisition also lists San Diego and Hebron among job locations. The certificate requirements differ by seniority list. The airline assigns domiciles through its own hiring process. The employer displays a 31 December 2026 closing date at 7 p.m. Pacific. Its ATS metadata carries an earlier cutoff, so apply by 30 December to allow for the discrepancy.
Responsibilities
- Serve as second in command in scheduled air transport.
- Follow applicable FAA regulations, company procedures, flight manuals and communication standards.
Requirements
- 1,500 documented total hours and 500 hours of fixed-wing turbine experience.
- Current FAA First Class medical.
- Alaska list: FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with instrument-airplane privileges, ATP aeronautical experience under 14 CFR 61.159 and a current ATP written exam.
- Hawaiian list: FAA ATP, airplane multiengine land, with English proficiency endorsement.
- Minimum age 23, high school diploma or equivalent, U.S. work authorization and a passport allowing company travel with at least six months of validity at hiring.
- Multiengine, turbine PIC and recent flying experience are preferred.
