30 Sep
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Pilot Assessments
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British Columbia
30 Sep
Pilot Assessments
British Columbia
Role overview
As PIC, you will assume responsibility for the safe conduct of each flight, ensuring full compliance with the Canadian Aviation Regulations and the Company Operations Manual. You’ll lead the flight crew, coordinate closely with maintenance and dispatch, communicate effectively with passengers and ATC, and deliver a refined corporate aviation experience.
Key responsibilities
Serve as Pilot in Command on CAR 604 private and CAR 704 charter flights.
Plan and execute non-scheduled domestic and international passenger missions.
Ensure strict adherence to all applicable regulations, SOPs, and the Company Operations Manual.
Exercise sound judgment in operational decision-making, risk assessment, and weather/route selection.
Provide leadership and guidance to the flight crew; uphold a professional cockpit culture.
Coordinate with maintenance and dispatch to ensure aircraft readiness and efficient turnarounds.
Communicate proactively with ATC and passengers to support protected, on-time operations.
Oversee weight-and-balance, fuel planning, performance calculations, and required documentation.
What you bring
Minimum 5,000 hours total flight time.
Minimum 1,000 hours PIC, including 1,000 hours PIC on jet aircraft.
Transport Canada Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL); valid Canadian aviation document.
Large-aircraft and corporate aviation experience.
Legally entitled to work in Canada; able to travel internationally.
Licence: ATPL (Transport Canada).
Benefits & rewards
Annual bonus program.
Immediate extended health and dental benefits (medical, dental, vision, life).
Phone-plan allowance.
RRSP matching program.
Three weeks' vacation.
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