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 setting, coordinating with mission system operators, ATC, and agency partners to deliver precise, 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 hours
- PIC time: 1,000 hours
- Multi‑engine: 500 hours
- Flight time notes: 500 hours multi‑engine on aircraft type (or similar) and 500 hours low‑level flight time




- License required: ATPL
- Accepted licenses: TCCA
- Medical: Class 1
- English proficiency: ICAO ELP Level 4 or higher
- Type 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 professional 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 (Campbell River)
🏢 Pilot Assessments
📍 Campbell River