What type rating does Qatar Airways use?

Qatar Airways operates 250+ aircraft (Airbus A350/A380, Boeing 777/787). The primary type ratings required are: A350, B777.

Does Qatar Airways have a cadet programme?

Yes. Qatar Airways runs the Qatar Airways Cadet Pilot Programme, which trains pilots from as low as 4000 hours to First Officer.

What authority does Qatar Airways operate under?

Qatar Airways operates under the QCAA (Qatar) and requires pilots to hold a licence issued under or validated by this authority.

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Qatar Airways

Doha, Qatar

Fleet

250+ aircraft+

Destinations

160+ destinations

Min. hours

4000+ hours

Min. age

21 years

About Qatar Airways

Qatar Airways is the national carrier of Qatar and one of the world's highest-rated airlines, operating a modern fleet of Airbus A350, A380, and Boeing 777/787 aircraft. The airline recruits experienced pilots globally and offers a cadet programme through the Qatar Airways Group pilot training academy, producing MPL-trained First Officers.

Fleet & network

Fleet

250+ aircraft (Airbus A350/A380, Boeing 777/787)

Network

160+ destinations in 70+ countries

Type ratings required

A350 study guide B777 study guide

Cadet programme

Qatar Airways Cadet Pilot Programme

Minimum 4000 flight hours required at application.

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Pilot requirements

Minimum age: 21 years
Minimum flight hours: 4000+ hours
Regulatory authority: QCAA (Qatar)
Nationalities accepted: Open — global recruitment