Pilot (Direct Entry Captain)
Description:
Pilot job in Canada, making the basic duties involving operating aircraft to transport passengers, cargo, or perform other specialized aviation operations. Lots of responsibility rests on pilots’ shoulders — they must fly safely and efficiently, adhere to aviation regulations, and maintain a high degree of professionalism. Canada’s pilot jobs include all aircraft and may transport an assortment of people, goods, or be carried out for another form of aviation. In addition, pilots also need to conduct their flights safely and economically while adhering to aviation laws and maintaining a solid level of professionalism.
Job Title:
Pilot (Direct Entry Captain)
Location:
Canada (Nationwide opportunities)
Key Responsibilities:
- Demonstrate a high level of skill in operation of, navigation of, and flying of commercial aircraft.
- Be sure the airplane is ready for flight and do pre-flight checks.
- Interact with air traffic control to facilitate safe flight.
- Keep track of the weather and alter flight plans if required.
- Follow all aviation safety measures and company policies.
- Deliver outstanding service and keep passengers safe and comfortable.
- Step 5: Maintain proper flight records and file required paperwork.
Qualifications:
- Possess Valid Transport Canada Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL).
- Flight hours required by Canadian Aviation Regulations.
- Familiarity with aviation safety regulations and procedures.
- Fluency in English (French is an asset).
- Strong oratory and negotiation skills coupled with high anxiety tolerance.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
Compensation:
- Base salary of about $110,000 per year based on 85 flight credits per month and annual longevity and inflationary adjustments.
- Per diem (average $800- $1000 tax free monthly)
Lifestyle:
Our pairings cover all the short- and medium-haul routes, which can get you exploring the remote corners of North America or keep you in your own backyard.
Professional Development:
This is not a job, it’s a career.
A pathway opportunity to Air Canada through our pilot flow program.
Preferred Experience:
- Multi-Engine & Turbine Experience.
- Prior international flying experience is a plus.
Benefits:
- Attractive compensation and benefits.
- Career growth prospects in aviation industry
- Holistic training and development in the field.
- Travel perks for yourself and your family.
- The Benefits of a Pilot Job in Canada
- Our next destination, Canada, is a door of great careers including major airlines, regional airlines, and charter airlines. With its varied landscape and high pilot demand, the country is an excellent choice for anyone looking to start a rewarding career in the sky.
