Entry Level Pilot Jobs Canada

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Entry Level Pilot Jobs Canada

Are you a freshly minted pilot hoping to kickstart your aviation career? First Officer – New Entrants (Canada)Our Fleet One of the youngest in North America Our Mission Come Fly With Us! We are… A great way to earn flight hours, work with experienced captains, and get the chance to develop into a role of responsibility in a rapidly growing flying company.

First Officer – Entry Level flying – Join a dynamic team of up and coming, motivated individuals. This is a fantastic opportunity for new commercial pilots to rack up hours as well as improve their flying skills and progress in a corporate airline setting.

Key Responsibilities

As an entry-level pilot, your main job is to operate aircraft safely and follow all aviation regulations. Here are some typical responsibilities:

• Conduct pre-flight inspections of the aircraft

• Review flight plans, fuel requirements, and weather conditions

• Fly under the supervision of senior pilots or captains

• Operate aircraft systems and communicate with air traffic control

• Land and take off under various weather and runway conditions

• Follow company safety procedures at all times

• Complete flight logs and submit reports

• Perform basic maintenance checks if required

• Assist passengers or load cargo, depending on the aircraft type

Required Skills & Experience:

• Transport Canada Commercial Pilot License (CPL) (Multi-Engine & Instrument Rating)
• Minimum 250 Total Flight hours (or as per the requirement of the airline).
• Holders of an Aviation medical certificate (Category 1).
• Excellent written, verbal communication and team player.
• Ability to work flexible hours including nights, weekends and/or holidays.
• You are legally entitled to work in Canada.

Types of Entry Level Pilot Jobs in Canada

Canada’s large and remote landscape creates many flying opportunities for new pilots. Here are some common job types:

1. Bush Pilot

Fly to remote areas carrying cargo, passengers, or medical supplies. Often in Northern Canada.

2. Charter Pilot

Fly private clients or goods on-demand for small aviation companies.

3. Flight Instructor

Teach student pilots while gaining hours. Must have a valid Instructor Rating.

4. Survey Pilot

Support aerial survey and mapping missions. Requires long flights over rural areas.

5. Banner Tow or Skydiving Pilot

Perfect for building hours during the summer season.

These roles are excellent for pilots seeking real-world experience and adventure.

Qualifications and Skills

To get an entry level pilot job in Canada, you need the right qualifications and personal skills. Employers often look for:

Required Qualifications

• Valid Canadian Commercial Pilot License (CPL)

• Valid Category 1 Medical Certificate

• Minimum 200-250 total flying hours (varies by job)

• Night rating or Multi-Engine Rating (preferred by some employers)

• ICAO Level 4 or above English language proficiency

• Ability to work in Canada (citizen or work permit)

Preferred Skills

• Strong communication and teamwork abilities

• High attention to detail and safety

• Good decision-making skills under pressure

• Adaptability to weather and terrain changes

• Customer service skills for passenger flights.

Tips to Get Hired as an Entry Level Pilot in Canada

Here are some tips to boost your chances of landing your first flying job:

1. Build a Professional Resume
   Highlight licenses, flight hours, and soft skills clearly.

2. Apply to Remote and Rural Employers
   Northern airlines often hire low-hour pilots.

3. Network with Industry People
   Attend aviation expos, join pilot forums, and talk to instructors.

4. Be Flexible
   Willingness to relocate or fly odd hours can help you get hired.

5. Stay Current
   Keep your license, medical, and logbook up to date.

6. Use Social Media and Aviation Forums
   Many small operators post jobs on Facebook or AvCanada forums before official listings.

Benefits of Starting as an Entry Level Pilot

Here’s why entry-level roles are a smart first step:

• ✅ Build your flight hours fast

• ✅ Learn from experienced captains

• ✅ Explore remote areas and new airports

• ✅ Improve your flying skills in real-world conditions

• ✅ Network with aviation professionals

• ✅ Grow into higher-paying airline jobs

How to Apply:

We want to hear from you if you are an eager and motivated pilot ready to spread your wings! Please submit your resume and cover letter, together with your pilot qualifications, through our careers website: [www.hirecanadinjobs.com].

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