Minimum requirements

Total Time: 750 hours; or 250 hours for graduates of a recognized aviation degree/diploma program (or similar)

Exams: Valid IATRA; or valid SAMRA and SARON results (exams must be within validity)

Language: ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 4 or higher

Security: Ability to obtain and retain an Airport Restricted Area Identity Card (RAIC) in accordance with Transport Canada's Airport Restricted Area Access Clearance Program

Travel Documents: Current valid passport; and if not a Canadian passport holder, a valid Canadian Permanent Resident Card. All required visas/travel documents permitting unrestricted travel

Training and onboarding
Non-type rated applicants are welcome. Comprehensive ATR 42 ground school, simulator training, and supervised line indoctrination are provided to ensure you meet company standards and regulatory requirements from day one.





What you'll do

Operate the ATR 42 in a multi-crew environment, adhering to SOPs and TC regulations

Conduct thorough pre-flight planning, performance calculations, and aircraft inspections

Exercise sound judgement, CRM, and threat/error management to deliver secure, on-time operations

Communicate clearly with flight crew, dispatch, maintenance, and ground teams

Participate in recurrent training and support a proactive safety reporting culture

What you'll bring

Disciplined procedural flying and attention to detail

Calm, collaborative communication style under pressure

Commitment to checklist discipline, fatigue management, and SMS principles

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📌 ATR 42 First Officer – Non‑Type Rated (Training Provided) (Quebec City)
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📍 Quebec City