Your mission
Serve as Pilot‑in‑Command on multi‑engine, sensor‑equipped aircraft for maritime patrol, fisheries protection, SAR support, and public safety surveillance.Plan and execute low‑level coastal and over‑water operations while maintaining the highest standards of airmanship, situational awareness, and crew coordination.Lead a multi‑crew workplace, coordinating with mission system operators, ATC, and agency partners to deliver accurate, actionable outcomes.Apply robust risk management: performance, fuel, weather, terrain/obstacle, and mission constraints;
adhere to SOPs and safety management systems.Maintain regulatory compliance, flight records, and mission documentation;
contribute to continuous improvement and standardization.Participate in recurrent training, simulations, and exercises to sustain readiness for short‑notice tasking as required.Minimum requirements
Total time:
3,500 hoursPIC time:
1,000 hoursMulti‑engine:
500 hoursFlight time notes:
500 hours multi‑engine on aircraft type (or similar)



and 500 hours low‑level flight timeLicense required:
ATPLAccepted licenses:
TCCAMedical:
Class 1English proficiency:
ICAO ELP Level 4 or higherType rating:
Not required;
full training provided (NTR)Training and progression
Comprehensive aircraft and mission systems conversion, including over‑water and low‑level procedures.Line indoctrination with training captains and dedicated CRM for multi‑crew, sensor‑led operations.Ongoing recency, simulator events, and standardization checks to keep you current and confident.What you’ll enjoy
Purpose‑driven flying with real‑world impact for public safety and environmental protection.Modern special‑mission platforms with advanced sensors and mission management systems.A safety‑first culture, strong crew cohesion, and career development from day one.Permanent employment with variety in mission profiles and opportunities to grow.
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📌 Special Missions Captain Direct Entry – Airborne Maritime Surveillance Winnipeg
🏢 Pilot Assessments
📍 Winnipeg