We are currently seeking experienced pilots to join our team for the upcoming 2027 season and beyond.

What You Can Expect

As a pilot at Conair, you will be part of a agile team, using your skills to protect communities from wildfires.

We offer a supportive environment focused on safety, teamwork, and personal growth.

Key Responsibilities: Operate Conair aircraft in firefighting missions both domestically and internationally.

Ensure safe, precise, and efficient flying in challenging conditions, including mountainous terrain.

Participate in regular training and adhere to all safety and operational protocols. Qualifications:

Successful candidates will meet the following criteria: Must be a Canadian Citizen or have the legal right to work in Canada.

Ability to obtain necessary work visas for international firefighting assignments.

Possess a valid Canadian Driver’s License and Passport.

Commit to residing in Canada during the fire season.

A valid Canadian ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot License) preferred, applicants with a Commercial Pilot License (CPL)



only considered if overall experience is extraordinary and close to achieving the ATPL

Able to obtain a Canadian Category 1 Medical Certificate.

Minimum of 2,000 hours total flight time.

Minimum of 1,000 hours Pilot-in-Command (PIC) experience.

At least 250 hours of flying in mountainous terrain.

Recent flying experience within the last 12 months.

Additional

Qualifications for Specific Aircraft

For seaplane or tailwheel aircraft positions: 500 hours PIC on seaplane in a commercial operation, or

200 hours on certified tailwheel aircraft. Please note, a lack of seaplane or tailwheel experience will not preclude other applicants from consideration.

How to Apply

To apply for this exciting opportunity, please submit your application through the Conair Careers Page, including an updated resume.

While we appreciate all applications, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.

📌 Aerial Firefighting Pilot (Abbotsford)
🏢 Conair Group
📍 Abbotsford