As Chief Instructor your duties will be but not limited to:
Provide quality flight and ground instruction, support students, certify training records, graduation certificates and stage checks for Part 141 and 61
Ensure that CFIs are proficient and pass proficiency checks every 12 months
Ensure compliance for Safety Management System (SMS) and compliance for Standard Operations Guidelines with Part 141 programs
Must complete annual and bi-annual flight reviews
Must be a motivated, professional and possess’ strong leadership and interpersonal skills
Customer/student and safety satisfaction will be the top priority
Ensure that CFIs are proficient and pass proficiency checks every 12 months
Must be a motivated, professional and possess’ strong leadership and interpersonal skills
Job Requirements
Job Requirements
Commercial Pilot or ATP certificate with appropriate aircraft category, class and instrument rating
Current Flight Instructor certificate
Meet PIC recent flight experience requirements
Pass knowledge test on
Teaching methods
Applicable provisions of the “Aeronautical Information Manual”
Applicable provisions of part 61, 91 and 141
Objectives and approved course completion standards of the course for which the person seeks to obtain designation
Pass proficiency test on flight procedures and maneuvers
Meet all applicable requirements
For a course of training leading to the issuance of a recreational or private pilot certificate or rating
At least 1,000 hours as PIC
Flight training experience consisting of at least
2 years and 500 flight hours or
1,000 flight hours
For a course of training leading to the issuance of an instrument rating or a rating with instrument privileges
At least 100 hours flight time under instrument conditions
At least 1,000 hours as PIC
Instrument flight instructor experience consisting of at least
2 year and 250 flight hours or
400 flight hours
For a course of training other than one leading to the issuance of a recreational or private pilot certificate or rating or an instrument rating or a rating with instrument privileges
At least 2,000 hours as PIC
Flight training experience
3 years and total of 1,000 flight hours or
1,500 flight hours
Eligibility for designation for a ground school course
1 year experience as ground school instructor at a certificated pilot school
Other requirements
SFAR 73 requirements met
Current in the R-22, R-44 and R-66
Must complete a flight and ground review prior to being hires
Valid driver's license
Birth certificate or Passport
Current 2 nd class medical
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