About the Role As Captain on the DHC-7, you will lead safe, efficient multi‑crew operations to remote communities and challenging strips, leveraging the aircraft’s renowned STOL capability. You’ll set the tone for professionalism, manage operational risk, and deliver reliable service in dynamic northern weather and terrain.
What You’ll Do Lead all phases of flight in accordance with company SOPs, CARs, and applicable regulations.
Plan and execute flights into short, gravel, and remote runways with precision performance calculations and disciplined decision‑making.
Set a high standard for CRM, mentoring the flight deck and coordinating closely with ground and dispatch teams.
Apply sound judgment in cold‑weather operations, de/anti‑icing, and northern diversion/alternate strategies.
Ensure meticulous preflight preparation, threat and error management, and continuous risk assessment.
Represent the operation with professionalism when interacting with customers, communities, and stakeholders.
Minimum Qualifications Total Time: 4,000 hours
Pilot‑in‑Command (PIC):
2,500 hours
Type Rating: DHC‑7 required
Type Experience: Current or previous Dash 7 experience
Environment: Proven Northern/Arctic experience
License: ATPL – TCCA
Medical: Class 1
English Proficiency: ICAO Level 4+
Additional Requirements RAIC: Ability to obtain and maintain a RAIC
Passport: Valid passport for travel as required
Driver’s License: Valid driver’s license
Candidates must have the legal right to work where the role is based; visa sponsorship is not provided.
How to Apply Ready to captain the Dash 7 in some of the most rewarding flying there is? Submit your application with:
Current resume and total/PIC time summary
Proof of DHC‑7 type rating and recent/relevant Dash 7 experience
TCCA ATPL and Class 1 medical details
Two qualified references (preferred)
Only candidates meeting the stated minimums may be contacted for next steps.