The mission
Join a purpose-driven flight crew that delivers decisive aerial support when it matters most. You’ll execute low-level, high-precision drops in challenging environments—including mountainous terrain—while upholding Conair’s rigorous safety and operational standards.

What you’ll do

Operate Conair airtankers on wildfire suppression missions in Canada and abroad.

Fly secure, precise profiles in complex terrain and variable conditions.

Adhere to strict SOPs, safety management systems, and regulatory requirements.

Participate in initial and recurrent training to maintain currency and proficiency.

What you bring

Right to work: Canadian citizen or legally entitled to work in Canada; able to obtain visas for international assignments.

Residency: Willing to reside in Canada during the fire season.

Licensing: Canadian ATPL preferred; exceptional CPL holders close to ATPL considered.

Medical:



Eligible for a Transport Canada Category 1 Medical Certificate.

Minimum flight time: 2,000 hours total time; 1,000 hours PIC; 250 hours in mountainous terrain; recent flight experience within the last 12 months.

Seaplane/Tailwheel (role-dependent): For seaplane or tailwheel aircraft positions, either 500 hours PIC on seaplane in a commercial operation or 200 hours on certified tailwheel aircraft is sought; lack of this experience will not preclude consideration for other roles.

Documents: Valid Canadian driver’s licence and passport.

Safety & standards

Maintain disciplined airmanship and precision in all phases of flight.

Champion Conair’s safety culture, procedures, and continuous improvement practices.

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📌 Airtanker Pilot – Wildfire Suppression (British Columbia)
🏢 Pilot Assessments
📍 British Columbia