Flight Instructor 4

Responsibilities

• Adhere to all industry and Cirrus established safety procedures and policies when performing job duties
• Provide excellent and professional customer service
• Make timely and accurate decisions regarding safety of flight
• Carry out training events following program guidance and requirements
• Provide flight and ground instruction per standards defined in Cirrus policy and procedure documents
• Conduct flight reviews, proficiency checks, and other similar pilot and flight instructor duties
• Act as pilot in command of Cirrus aircraft while performing corporate flight operations (demonstration, repositioning, and post-maintenance flights) when needed
• Perform normal pre-flight and post-flight inspections, clean, fuel, add oil and de-ice fluid, update chart subscriptions, etc.
• Continuous learning of the latest developments in the Cirrus Aircraft line of aircraft products
• Process and maintain a deep level of aircraft knowledge and be a model aviator, flight instructor, and Cirrus representative
• Maintain communication with students as required pre- and post- training
• Enhance flight safety by providing excellent, high quality, and standardized flight and ground instruction

Qualifications

• Three year's pilot experience required
• 1000 dual given hours or 750 hours in Cirrus required
• SF50 Type rating preferred; ATP certificate preferred
• Current FAA Flight Instructor Certificate
• Airplane Single engine Instrument Airplane Hold FAA Pilot Certificate Commercial Airplane Single Engine Land Instrument Airplane
• Current Second-class Airman Medical Certificate or higher
• IfT in congested airspace, mountain flying, extensive IMC, international flight, and night experience preferred
• Meet ATP Single Engine requirements as outlined in the FAR 61.159 (1,500 total time, 500 XC, 100 Night, 75 Instrument, 250 Airplane PIC)
• 100 hours turbine time or experience currently employed as a pilot by Cirrus