Pilot (First Officer)

• Safe and economic operation and management of aircraft.
• Reporting to the Chief Pilot of the aircraft managing company (currently Chartright Air Group).
• Completion of yearly training at a simulator facility.
• Completion of ongoing training assignments as directed and required.
• Carrying out pre-flight checks of aircraft systems and making sure the aircraft paperwork is up to date.
• Acquiring information about the route, weather, passengers and aircraft to calculate best fuel quantity required.
• Liaising with engineers, dispatchers and controllers.
• Following air traffic control instructions and keeping passenger informed about progress.
• Monitoring inflight data and making adjustments to deal with changing weather patterns.
• Monitoring aircraft conditions and passenger needs.
• Interpreting complex data, exercising hand-eye-coordination and situational awareness.
• Reacting quickly and making vital decisions in changing situations.
• Writing flight reports after landing, highlighting problems with the aircraft or the flight path.
• Coordination with the flight attendant, should one be assigned to a trip.
• Ensuring the aircraft cabin and commissary is adequately stocked and in good order.
• The Employee understands and agrees that he may be required to fly other aircraft and to obtain the requisite training and certification, if necessary

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills are required

• Must have a Commercial Pilot License, a valid Transport Canada medical, and must be legally entitled to live and work in Canada
• Other requirements include:

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills are required

• Must have a Commercial Pilot License, a valid Transport Canada medical, and must be legally entitled to live and work in Canada
• Other requirements include:

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