Captain | B757, B767

Job type
Full Time
Category
Cargo, International
Position
Captain
Aircraft
Boeing 767, Boeing 757
Certificates
TCCA ATPL
Total time
5,000 hours
Posted
October 22, 2026

Position Summary

The Captain is responsible for the safe operation of cargo aircraft, all persons aboard, and compliance with applicable flight procedures. The Captain oversees flight preparation, in-flight operations, and post-flight documentation for scheduled cargo missions.

Schedule

  • Full-time, on-site position.
  • Specific duty rotation: Not Specified.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as Pilot in Command, maintaining full responsibility for aircraft safety, flight operations, crew coordination, and regulatory compliance.
  • Review flight plans, weather, routes, alternate airports, navigation requirements, operational notices, and fuel reserves before departure.
  • Verify aircraft airworthiness, maintenance documentation, required equipment, safety systems, weight and balance, cargo security, and aircraft performance limitations.
  • Supervise crew readiness, conduct First Officer briefings, coordinate ground operations, and ensure completion of preflight inspections, checklists, and deicing procedures.
  • Conduct flights in accordance with applicable regulations, aircraft manuals, company procedures, and operational limitations while monitoring fuel consumption, navigation, communications, and flight progress.
  • Coordinate with Dispatch and maintenance personnel regarding operational changes, aircraft discrepancies, flight progress, and safety concerns.
  • Complete post-flight inspections, aircraft logs, flight reports, customs requirements, flight plan closures, and other required operational documentation.
  • Report accidents, incidents, dangerous goods occurrences, safety concerns, and navigation or electronic system irregularities to the appropriate company and regulatory authorities.

Requirements

  • Valid Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL).
  • Minimum 5,000 Total Flight Hours.
  • Minimum 3,000 Transport Jet PIC Hours OR 500 PIC Hours on the Boeing 767 or Boeing 757.
  • Canadian passport.
  • Eligibility to work in Canada.
  • Ability to travel without restriction throughout the operator's network.
  • Responsibility for obtaining any required work permits, visas or travel authorizations.
  • Must obtain a Restricted Area Identity Card (RAIC).
  • ICAO English Language Proficiency Level 4 or higher.
  • Must comply with the employer's safety-sensitive drug and alcohol policy, including its prohibition on cannabis consumption inside and outside the workplace.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Not Specified.

Benefits

  • Competitive health benefits for employees and dependents effective from date of hire.
  • Employer matching on retirement contributions.
  • No new-hire training bond.

Compensation

  • CAD $180,345 annually for a Level 1 Captain.

Application Deadline

  • Not Specified.