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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa049.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://careers.ba.com/future-pilots\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://careers.ba.com/future-pilots\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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However, if you have the commitment then we’re ready to help your career soar.\nSpeedbird Pilot Academy\nEach year, our Speedbird Pilot Academy Cadet programme provides fully-funded flight training for a select number of candidates.\nBy removing the initial training cost barrier, we’re levelling the playing field and making a flying career more accessible to a much wider range of people.\nIntegrated flight training courses are full-time and take 18-24 months to complete. If you are successful in flight training, you will join us as a British Airways Pilot.\nThe application window has now closed. Please register for job alerts to be notified when applications reopen next year.\nIn the meantime, learn more by reading our Preparation materials to prepare for your application.\nLearn more\nSpeedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: Post Instrument Rating\nWe also offer opportunities for qualified pilots who have completed their training through a modular or integrated course at any Approved Training Organisation (ATO) they have chosen to train with. \nIf you meet our entry criteria, you’ll be invited for an assessment at the British Airways Head Office, which will include a computerised test designed to see how you work under pressure.\nIf successful, you'll then attend an interview and group exercise before being placed into the hold pool, where a conditional offer may be made. 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To qualify for the programme, you must go on to complete your Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) exams, achieving an average score of 85 percent with no more than three resists, and a first series pass at your CPL & MEIR.\nOn successful completion of your training, you’ll join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow.\nA passport to success\nWhat do you need to kick off a career in the skies with British Airways? Tennis sensation Emma Raducanu joins one of our Training Standards Captains in the cockpit to find out.\nFuture Pilots FAQs\nWant to know more about becoming a British Airways pilot? Find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions here.\nRead our FAQs","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to main content](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/future-pilots#content)\n\n[![British Airways Logo](https:\/\/tbcdn.talentbrew.com\/company\/22348\/v2_0\/img\/theme\/ba-header-logo-mobile.png)](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/)\n\n[Saved jobs](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/save-jobs)\n\nSaved jobs\n\nSearch jobs\n\n[Log in My account](https:\/\/apply.ba.com\/jobs\/login\/)\n\nMenu\n\n- [Log in](https:\/\/jobs.ba.com\/jobs\/login\/)\n- Life at British Airways\n  - [Our Brands](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/our-brands)\n  - [Our Culture](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/our-culture)\n  - [Rewards & Benefits](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/benefits)\n  - [Inclusion & Diversity](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/inclusion-and-diversity)\n  - [Sustainability](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/sustainability)\n  - [Wellbeing](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/wellbeing)\n  - [Military Schemes](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/military-scheme)\n- Career Areas\n  - [Head Office](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/head-office)\n  - [Cabin Crew](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/cabin-crew)\n    - [Cabin Crew FAQs](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/cabin-crew-faqs)\n  - [Pilots](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/pilots)\n    - [Future Pilots](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/future-pilots)\n    - [Pilots FAQs](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/pilot-faqs)\n  - [Customer Services](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/customer-service)\n  - [Engineering](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/engineering)\n  - [Ground Operations & Cargo](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/ground-ops-cargo)\n- Emerging Talent\n  - [Emerging Talent](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/emerging-talent)\n  - [Graduates, Business Placements & Interns](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/graduates-bps-and-interns)\n  - [Apprentices](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/apprentices)\n  - [Work Experience & School Programmes](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/work-experience)\n  - [Speedbird Pilot Academy](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/speedbird-pilot-academy-preparation)\n- Your Journey\n  - [Hiring Process](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/hiring-process)\n  - [Recruitment FAQs](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/faqs)\n  - [Ask a Colleague](https:\/\/ba.career-inspiration.com\/)\n- [Discover more](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/hub)\n\n![Pilot hand controlling aircraft simulator](https:\/\/tbcdn.talentbrew.com\/company\/22348\/cms\/images\/pages\/future-pilots\/pilot-simulator-cockpit-training-flight-deck-119_330x220.jpg)\n\n# Future Pilots\nWe take great pride in our past. However, we’re always looking ahead too. That’s why we’re recruiting the very best future flying talent through our Pilot Pathway schemes.\n\nWhether you're just leaving school, or considering a second career you never thought possible, British Airways is putting ambitious pilots from all walks of life on the journey from Cadet to Captain.\n\nIt won't be easy getting there. Earning your wings involves challenges and requires persistence. However, if you have the commitment then we’re ready to help your career soar.\n\n![Placeholder Text](https:\/\/tbcdn.talentbrew.com\/company\/22348\/cms\/images\/pages\/future-pilots\/airbus-a350-flight-simulator-cockpit-32_480x380.jpg)\n\n## Speedbird Pilot Academy\nEach year, our Speedbird Pilot Academy Cadet programme provides fully-funded flight training for a select number of candidates.\n\nBy removing the initial training cost barrier, we’re levelling the playing field and making a flying career more accessible to a much wider range of people.\n\nIntegrated flight training courses are full-time and take 18-24 months to complete. If you are successful in flight training, you will join us as a British Airways Pilot.\n\n**The application window has now closed. Please register for job alerts to be notified when applications reopen next year.**\n\nIn the meantime, learn more by reading our Preparation materials to prepare for your application.\n\n[Learn more](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/speedbird-pilot-academy-preparation)\n\n## Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: Post Instrument Rating\nWe also offer opportunities for qualified pilots who have completed their training through a modular or integrated course at any Approved Training Organisation (ATO) they have chosen to train with.\n\nIf you meet our entry criteria, you’ll be invited for an assessment at the British Airways Head Office, which will include a computerised test designed to see how you work under pressure.\n\nIf successful, you'll then attend an interview and group exercise before being placed into the hold pool, where a conditional offer may be made. Successful candidates will join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow.\n\n![Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway](https:\/\/tbcdn.talentbrew.com\/company\/22348\/cms\/images\/pages\/future-pilots\/nqpp.jpg)\n\n![Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway with ATO](https:\/\/tbcdn.talentbrew.com\/company\/22348\/cms\/images\/pages\/future-pilots\/airbus-a350-flight-simulator-cockpit-37_496x394.jpg)\n\n## Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: With ATO\nThis is our recruitment programme for trainee pilots studying at one of four Approved Training Organisations: Skyborne, L3Harris, Leading Edge Aviation and FTEJerez. This is self-funded by the trainee.\n\nTrainees who meet our eligibility requirements are identified as potential candidates for a career with British Airways and will receive conditional job offers before they start training at the ATO, or before they graduate. Students can apply before starting training. To qualify for the programme, you must go on to complete your Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) exams, achieving an average score of 85 percent with no more than three resists, and a first series pass at your CPL & MEIR.\n\nOn successful completion of your training, you’ll join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow.\n\n## Latest jobs\n- [Engineering Excellence Lead Heathrow, England View job](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/job\/heathrow\/engineering-excellence-lead\/22348\/93720548880)\n- [BA Cityflyer B1 Licenced Aircraft Engineer (Part 66) London, England View job](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/job\/london\/ba-cityflyer-b1-licenced-aircraft-engineer-part-66\/22348\/83844199776)\n- [BA Cityflyer Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor London, England View job](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/job\/london\/ba-cityflyer-aircraft-maintenance-supervisor\/22348\/87107013040)\n- [Operations Administrator Glasgow, Scotland View job](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/job\/glasgow\/operations-administrator\/22348\/93687782512)\n\n[See All Jobs](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/search-jobs)\n\n## **A passport to success**\nWhat do you need to kick off a career in the skies with British Airways? Tennis sensation Emma Raducanu joins one of our Training Standards Captains in the cockpit to find out.\n\n## Future Pilots FAQs\nWant to know more about becoming a British Airways pilot? Find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions here.\n\n[Read our FAQs](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/pilot-faqs)\n\n- [Cookies Policy](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/cookie-management)\n- [Accessibility](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/en\/accessibility)\n- [Sitemap](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/sitemap)\n- [Privacy policy](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/privacy-policy)\n- [FAQs](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/faqs)\n\n- [Instagram](https:\/\/instagram.com\/british_airways)\n- [Facebook](https:\/\/facebook.com\/britishairways)\n- [X](https:\/\/twitter.com\/british_airways)\n- [LinkedIn](https:\/\/linkedin.com\/company\/british-airways\/)\n\n© British Airways - all rights reserved\n\n![British airways footer logo](https:\/\/tbcdn.talentbrew.com\/company\/22348\/v2_0\/img\/theme\/ba-footer-logo.svg)","attrs_readable_markdown":"We take great pride in our past. However, we’re always looking ahead too. 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However, if you have the commitment then we’re ready to help your career soar.\n\n![Placeholder Text](https:\/\/tbcdn.talentbrew.com\/company\/22348\/cms\/images\/pages\/future-pilots\/airbus-a350-flight-simulator-cockpit-32_480x380.jpg)\n\n## Speedbird Pilot Academy\nEach year, our Speedbird Pilot Academy Cadet programme provides fully-funded flight training for a select number of candidates.\n\nBy removing the initial training cost barrier, we’re levelling the playing field and making a flying career more accessible to a much wider range of people.\n\nIntegrated flight training courses are full-time and take 18-24 months to complete. If you are successful in flight training, you will join us as a British Airways Pilot.\n\n**The application window has now closed. Please register for job alerts to be notified when applications reopen next year.**\n\nIn the meantime, learn more by reading our Preparation materials to prepare for your application.\n\n[Learn more](https:\/\/careers.ba.com\/speedbird-pilot-academy-preparation)\n\n## Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: Post Instrument Rating\nWe also offer opportunities for qualified pilots who have completed their training through a modular or integrated course at any Approved Training Organisation (ATO) they have chosen to train with.\n\nIf you meet our entry criteria, you’ll be invited for an assessment at the British Airways Head Office, which will include a computerised test designed to see how you work under pressure.\n\nIf successful, you'll then attend an interview and group exercise before being placed into the hold pool, where a conditional offer may be made. Successful candidates will join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow.\n\n![Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway](https:\/\/tbcdn.talentbrew.com\/company\/22348\/cms\/images\/pages\/future-pilots\/nqpp.jpg)\n\n![Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway with ATO](https:\/\/tbcdn.talentbrew.com\/company\/22348\/cms\/images\/pages\/future-pilots\/airbus-a350-flight-simulator-cockpit-37_496x394.jpg)\n\n## Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: With ATO\nThis is our recruitment programme for trainee pilots studying at one of four Approved Training Organisations: Skyborne, L3Harris, Leading Edge Aviation and FTEJerez. This is self-funded by the trainee.\n\nTrainees who meet our eligibility requirements are identified as potential candidates for a career with British Airways and will receive conditional job offers before they start training at the ATO, or before they graduate. Students can apply before starting training. 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Boilerpipe Text	We take great pride in our past. However, we’re always looking ahead too. That’s why we’re recruiting the very best future flying talent through our Pilot Pathway schemes. Whether you're just leaving school, or considering a second career you never thought possible, British Airways is putting ambitious pilots from all walks of life on the journey from Cadet to Captain. It won't be easy getting there. Earning your wings involves challenges and requires persistence. However, if you have the commitment then we’re ready to help your career soar. Speedbird Pilot Academy Each year, our Speedbird Pilot Academy Cadet programme provides fully-funded flight training for a select number of candidates. By removing the initial training cost barrier, we’re levelling the playing field and making a flying career more accessible to a much wider range of people. Integrated flight training courses are full-time and take 18-24 months to complete. If you are successful in flight training, you will join us as a British Airways Pilot. The application window has now closed. Please register for job alerts to be notified when applications reopen next year. In the meantime, learn more by reading our Preparation materials to prepare for your application. Learn more Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: Post Instrument Rating We also offer opportunities for qualified pilots who have completed their training through a modular or integrated course at any Approved Training Organisation (ATO) they have chosen to train with. If you meet our entry criteria, you’ll be invited for an assessment at the British Airways Head Office, which will include a computerised test designed to see how you work under pressure. If successful, you'll then attend an interview and group exercise before being placed into the hold pool, where a conditional offer may be made. Successful candidates will join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow. Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: With ATO This is our recruitment programme for trainee pilots studying at one of four Approved Training Organisations: Skyborne, L3Harris, Leading Edge Aviation and FTEJerez. This is self-funded by the trainee. Trainees who meet our eligibility requirements are identified as potential candidates for a career with British Airways and will receive conditional job offers before they start training at the ATO, or before they graduate. Students can apply before starting training. To qualify for the programme, you must go on to complete your Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) exams, achieving an average score of 85 percent with no more than three resists, and a first series pass at your CPL & MEIR. On successful completion of your training, you’ll join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow. A passport to success What do you need to kick off a career in the skies with British Airways? Tennis sensation Emma Raducanu joins one of our Training Standards Captains in the cockpit to find out. Future Pilots FAQs Want to know more about becoming a British Airways pilot? Find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions here. Read our FAQs
Markdown	[Skip to main content](https://careers.ba.com/future-pilots#content) [![British Airways Logo](https://tbcdn.talentbrew.com/company/22348/v2_0/img/theme/ba-header-logo-mobile.png)](https://careers.ba.com/) [Saved jobs](https://careers.ba.com/save-jobs) Saved jobs Search jobs [Log in My account](https://apply.ba.com/jobs/login/) Menu - [Log in](https://jobs.ba.com/jobs/login/) - Life at British Airways - [Our Brands](https://careers.ba.com/our-brands) - [Our Culture](https://careers.ba.com/our-culture) - [Rewards & Benefits](https://careers.ba.com/benefits) - [Inclusion & Diversity](https://careers.ba.com/inclusion-and-diversity) - [Sustainability](https://careers.ba.com/sustainability) - [Wellbeing](https://careers.ba.com/wellbeing) - [Military Schemes](https://careers.ba.com/military-scheme) - Career Areas - [Head Office](https://careers.ba.com/head-office) - [Cabin Crew](https://careers.ba.com/cabin-crew) - [Cabin Crew FAQs](https://careers.ba.com/cabin-crew-faqs) - [Pilots](https://careers.ba.com/pilots) - [Future Pilots](https://careers.ba.com/future-pilots) - [Pilots FAQs](https://careers.ba.com/pilot-faqs) - [Customer Services](https://careers.ba.com/customer-service) - [Engineering](https://careers.ba.com/engineering) - [Ground Operations & Cargo](https://careers.ba.com/ground-ops-cargo) - Emerging Talent - [Emerging Talent](https://careers.ba.com/emerging-talent) - [Graduates, Business Placements & Interns](https://careers.ba.com/graduates-bps-and-interns) - [Apprentices](https://careers.ba.com/apprentices) - [Work Experience & School Programmes](https://careers.ba.com/work-experience) - [Speedbird Pilot Academy](https://careers.ba.com/speedbird-pilot-academy-preparation) - Your Journey - [Hiring Process](https://careers.ba.com/hiring-process) - [Recruitment FAQs](https://careers.ba.com/faqs) - [Ask a Colleague](https://ba.career-inspiration.com/) - [Discover more](https://careers.ba.com/hub) ![Pilot hand controlling aircraft simulator](https://tbcdn.talentbrew.com/company/22348/cms/images/pages/future-pilots/pilot-simulator-cockpit-training-flight-deck-119_330x220.jpg) # Future Pilots We take great pride in our past. However, we’re always looking ahead too. That’s why we’re recruiting the very best future flying talent through our Pilot Pathway schemes. Whether you're just leaving school, or considering a second career you never thought possible, British Airways is putting ambitious pilots from all walks of life on the journey from Cadet to Captain. It won't be easy getting there. Earning your wings involves challenges and requires persistence. However, if you have the commitment then we’re ready to help your career soar. ![Placeholder Text](https://tbcdn.talentbrew.com/company/22348/cms/images/pages/future-pilots/airbus-a350-flight-simulator-cockpit-32_480x380.jpg) ## Speedbird Pilot Academy Each year, our Speedbird Pilot Academy Cadet programme provides fully-funded flight training for a select number of candidates. By removing the initial training cost barrier, we’re levelling the playing field and making a flying career more accessible to a much wider range of people. Integrated flight training courses are full-time and take 18-24 months to complete. If you are successful in flight training, you will join us as a British Airways Pilot. The application window has now closed. Please register for job alerts to be notified when applications reopen next year. In the meantime, learn more by reading our Preparation materials to prepare for your application. [Learn more](https://careers.ba.com/speedbird-pilot-academy-preparation) ## Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: Post Instrument Rating We also offer opportunities for qualified pilots who have completed their training through a modular or integrated course at any Approved Training Organisation (ATO) they have chosen to train with. If you meet our entry criteria, you’ll be invited for an assessment at the British Airways Head Office, which will include a computerised test designed to see how you work under pressure. If successful, you'll then attend an interview and group exercise before being placed into the hold pool, where a conditional offer may be made. Successful candidates will join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow. ![Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway](https://tbcdn.talentbrew.com/company/22348/cms/images/pages/future-pilots/nqpp.jpg) ![Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway with ATO](https://tbcdn.talentbrew.com/company/22348/cms/images/pages/future-pilots/airbus-a350-flight-simulator-cockpit-37_496x394.jpg) ## Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: With ATO This is our recruitment programme for trainee pilots studying at one of four Approved Training Organisations: Skyborne, L3Harris, Leading Edge Aviation and FTEJerez. This is self-funded by the trainee. Trainees who meet our eligibility requirements are identified as potential candidates for a career with British Airways and will receive conditional job offers before they start training at the ATO, or before they graduate. Students can apply before starting training. To qualify for the programme, you must go on to complete your Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) exams, achieving an average score of 85 percent with no more than three resists, and a first series pass at your CPL & MEIR. On successful completion of your training, you’ll join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow. ## Latest jobs - [Engineering Excellence Lead Heathrow, England View job](https://careers.ba.com/job/heathrow/engineering-excellence-lead/22348/93720548880) - [BA Cityflyer B1 Licenced Aircraft Engineer (Part 66) London, England View job](https://careers.ba.com/job/london/ba-cityflyer-b1-licenced-aircraft-engineer-part-66/22348/83844199776) - [BA Cityflyer Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor London, England View job](https://careers.ba.com/job/london/ba-cityflyer-aircraft-maintenance-supervisor/22348/87107013040) - [Operations Administrator Glasgow, Scotland View job](https://careers.ba.com/job/glasgow/operations-administrator/22348/93687782512) [See All Jobs](https://careers.ba.com/search-jobs) ## A passport to success What do you need to kick off a career in the skies with British Airways? Tennis sensation Emma Raducanu joins one of our Training Standards Captains in the cockpit to find out. ## Future Pilots FAQs Want to know more about becoming a British Airways pilot? Find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions here. [Read our FAQs](https://careers.ba.com/pilot-faqs) - [Cookies Policy](https://careers.ba.com/cookie-management) - [Accessibility](https://careers.ba.com/en/accessibility) - [Sitemap](https://careers.ba.com/sitemap) - [Privacy policy](https://careers.ba.com/privacy-policy) - [FAQs](https://careers.ba.com/faqs) - [Instagram](https://instagram.com/british_airways) - [Facebook](https://facebook.com/britishairways) - [X](https://twitter.com/british_airways) - [LinkedIn](https://linkedin.com/company/british-airways/) © British Airways - all rights reserved ![British airways footer logo](https://tbcdn.talentbrew.com/company/22348/v2_0/img/theme/ba-footer-logo.svg)
Readable Markdown	We take great pride in our past. However, we’re always looking ahead too. That’s why we’re recruiting the very best future flying talent through our Pilot Pathway schemes. Whether you're just leaving school, or considering a second career you never thought possible, British Airways is putting ambitious pilots from all walks of life on the journey from Cadet to Captain. It won't be easy getting there. Earning your wings involves challenges and requires persistence. However, if you have the commitment then we’re ready to help your career soar. ![Placeholder Text](https://tbcdn.talentbrew.com/company/22348/cms/images/pages/future-pilots/airbus-a350-flight-simulator-cockpit-32_480x380.jpg) ## Speedbird Pilot Academy Each year, our Speedbird Pilot Academy Cadet programme provides fully-funded flight training for a select number of candidates. By removing the initial training cost barrier, we’re levelling the playing field and making a flying career more accessible to a much wider range of people. Integrated flight training courses are full-time and take 18-24 months to complete. If you are successful in flight training, you will join us as a British Airways Pilot. The application window has now closed. Please register for job alerts to be notified when applications reopen next year. In the meantime, learn more by reading our Preparation materials to prepare for your application. [Learn more](https://careers.ba.com/speedbird-pilot-academy-preparation) ## Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: Post Instrument Rating We also offer opportunities for qualified pilots who have completed their training through a modular or integrated course at any Approved Training Organisation (ATO) they have chosen to train with. If you meet our entry criteria, you’ll be invited for an assessment at the British Airways Head Office, which will include a computerised test designed to see how you work under pressure. If successful, you'll then attend an interview and group exercise before being placed into the hold pool, where a conditional offer may be made. Successful candidates will join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow. ![Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway](https://tbcdn.talentbrew.com/company/22348/cms/images/pages/future-pilots/nqpp.jpg) ![Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway with ATO](https://tbcdn.talentbrew.com/company/22348/cms/images/pages/future-pilots/airbus-a350-flight-simulator-cockpit-37_496x394.jpg) ## Speedbird Self-Sponsored Pathway: With ATO This is our recruitment programme for trainee pilots studying at one of four Approved Training Organisations: Skyborne, L3Harris, Leading Edge Aviation and FTEJerez. This is self-funded by the trainee. Trainees who meet our eligibility requirements are identified as potential candidates for a career with British Airways and will receive conditional job offers before they start training at the ATO, or before they graduate. Students can apply before starting training. To qualify for the programme, you must go on to complete your Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) exams, achieving an average score of 85 percent with no more than three resists, and a first series pass at your CPL & MEIR. On successful completion of your training, you’ll join as a First Officer on board our A320 short-haul fleet at Gatwick or Heathrow. ## A passport to success What do you need to kick off a career in the skies with British Airways? Tennis sensation Emma Raducanu joins one of our Training Standards Captains in the cockpit to find out. ## Future Pilots FAQs Want to know more about becoming a British Airways pilot? Find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions here. [Read our FAQs](https://careers.ba.com/pilot-faqs)
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