Instructor Pilot

Overview

The Instructor Pilot will provide academic and practical instruction of aircraft systems and operations, and conduct written and hands-on examinations.

Responsibilities

• Provides academic instruction as aircraft instructor pilot on company aircraft and US Military aircraft
• Provide ground procedure training, aircraft systems, operation procedures, emergency procedures, malfunction analysis, navigation, transponder, radio operation specific to the individual aircraft requirements in the aircraft
• Determines and reports on student proficiency
• Provides retraining and special instructions and counseling as necessary
• Develops/improves new methods and training techniques for increased efficiency

Qualifications

• Education: HS diploma or equivalent and military and/or applicable training courses required.
• CH-47F Cargo Helicopter pilot, including night vision goggles (NVG) qualified.
• Completion of the United States Army CH-47F Instructor Pilot Training Course (IPC), minimum of 1000 PIC hours in category; instrument instructors should possess an additional 150 hours minimum of hood, weather and simulator time combined.
• Classroom instruction and training development experience.
• Must meet all Army initial aircraft qualifications as required IAW AR 95-20.
• Must meet evaluation requirements provided by the services prior to GFR approval on DD form 2628 (if flight training and/or transport requirements are required).

Additional Requirements

• Must have or be able to obtain a secret clearance.
• Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate prior to beginning training required.
• Must be willing to travel up to 30-50%.