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Multiple locations across the U.S., including Utah, Arizona, Texas, Colorado, Washington, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, Michigan, Tennessee, Indiana, and more.

About the Role

Certified Flight Instructors (CFI/CFII/MEI) provide personalized flight training for students pursuing Private Pilot (PPL), Instrument Rating (IR), Commercial Pilot (CPL), Multi-Engine (ME), and advanced endorsements. Instructors may also offer ground school, checkride preparation, flight reviews (BFR), and specialized training such as tailwheel, high-performance, complex, and mountain flying.

Responsibilities

• Conduct one-on-one flight instruction for students at all levels (Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine).
• Teach ground school courses covering aeronautical knowledge, regulations, and checkride preparation.
• Provide instrument proficiency checks (IPC), flight reviews, and advanced endorsements (e.g., tailwheel, high-performance, complex).
• Develop personalized training plans to prepare students for FAA checkrides and written exams.
• Offer specialized training, including mountain flying, single-pilot IFR mastery, and multi-engine ratings.
• Mentor students on aviation safety, decision-making, and real-world flying scenarios.

Requirements

• FAA Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) certificate; CFII and/or MEI preferred for advanced roles.
• Current FAA medical certificate (Class III or higher).
• Minimum 250+ hours total flight time (requirements vary by location/role).
• Strong communication skills and ability to adapt teaching methods to diverse learning styles.
• Familiarity with FAA regulations, ACS/PTS standards, and checkride procedures.
• Experience with glass cockpit avionics (e.g., Garmin G1000) and modern training aircraft.

Skills

• Flight instruction for Private, Instrument, Commercial, and Multi-Engine ratings.
• Ground instruction (AGI/IGI) for written exam and checkride preparation.
• Specialized endorsements: tailwheel, high-performance, complex, mountain flying.
• Checkride prep, flight reviews (BFR), and instrument proficiency checks (IPC).
• Use of flight training devices (FTDs) and simulators for scenario-based training.