16 Sep
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Pilot Assessments
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Alberta
16 Sep
Pilot Assessments
Alberta
What you'll do Plan and execute single-pilot aerial survey flights under IFR in a PA-31 Navajo.
Coordinate mission planning, route selection, fuel strategy, and weight & balance to meet survey objectives.
Operate in both single-pilot and two-crew environments; work closely with sensor/tech teams.
Maintain strict compliance with SOPs, Canadian Aviation Regulations, and company SMS.
Manage field operations: aircraft care, ground handling, documentation, and post-mission reporting.
Travel for rotational field assignments and adapt to diverse terrain, weather, and remote locations.
What you bring Canadian CPL or ATPL.
Valid Category 1 Medical.
Valid Radio Telephone Operator’s Certificate (Industry Canada).
Instrument Rating.
Minimum 1,000 hours total time.
Two-crew and single-pilot IFR experience.
Valid Canadian passport and the visas/travel documents needed to travel unrestricted.
Dexterity and the ability to occasionally lift up to 75 lbs.
Willingness to work a rotational schedule with frequent travel across North America.
Preferred Piper Navajo (PA-31) experience.
Previous airborne survey/remote sensing experience.
Multi-engine experience.
Based in, or able to relocate to, the Calgary area.
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📌 Aerial Survey Pilot (Piper Navajo) – Calgary (Rotational)
🏢 Pilot Assessments
📍 Alberta