B737 TRE/TRI at Transavia in Brussels | Pilot Job

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Job Overview

Airline Airline

Transavia

Position Position

TRE/TRI

Base Base

Brussels

Aircraft Aircraft

B737

Rating Type Rating

Required

Contract Contract

Permanent

Role overview

Transavia is recruiting experienced B737 TRI/TRE Captains for its Brussels base. The role combines B737NG line flying with instructor or examiner duties, with future Airbus A321neo conversion training planned as the fleet transitions in the coming years.

Airline Facts

About Transavia

Founded

1966

Headquarters

Haarlemmermeer, Netherlands

Airline overview

Transavia is a Dutch leisure airline founded in 1965 and part of the Air France-KLM Group. The airline operates flights from bases including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Eindhoven and Brussels, serving destinations across Europe and North Africa with narrow-body aircraft.

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Requirements

Rating Type Rating

Required

License

EASA - ATPL(A)

Medical

EASA - Class 1

Language

ICAO Level 5+

Minimum Total Flight Time

3,500 hours

Other Minimum Flight Time

Minimum 3,500 actual total flight hours.
Minimum 1,000 PIC hours on Boeing 737NG.
Minimum 50 B737 PIC hours flown within the last 6 months.

Other License Requirements

Valid EASA ATPL required.
Valid TRI or TRE qualification required.
Valid ME/IR(A) with PBN endorsement required.
Valid Boeing 737NG type rating required.

Other Language Requirements

ICAO English Level 5 required.
ICAO English Level 6 must be obtained during training.

Additional Requirements

Valid EU passport required.
Swimming ability required, including one full pool length unaided for the wet drill.

Benefits

Starting salary of €11,220 gross per month.
Annual salary increase averaging €300 gross per month, excluding inflation indexation.
Fixed and variable additional compensation for instructor sessions.
Additional pay of €39 gross per block hour.
End-of-year bonus of 8% of base gross salary.
Holiday allowance.
Pension scheme with 10% employer contribution.
Loss of licence insurance.
Uniform, parking and medical examinations covered by Transavia.
Final roster published 35 days in advance.
20 days of annual leave under the Belgian accrual system, plus 10 public holidays pro rata.
Part-time work possible from 12 months after line check.
Travel benefits, including MyID / ID95 travel after 3 months.
Airbus A321neo conversion training provided.

Application

How to apply

Applications are handled on the employer's external application page.

Posted by Skyreer.aero Posted 13 Jul 2026