Flight Instructor

Position Summary

The Flight Instructor provides flight training within an FAA Part 141 flight school, supporting students as they develop their aviation skills and progress toward professional pilot careers. The role welcomes newly certificated and experienced instructors, offering opportunities for instructional experience, professional development, and airline career progression.

Schedule

• Full-time position.
• Instructors average over 60 flight instruction hours per month.

Responsibilities

• Provide flight instruction to students in accordance with applicable FAA regulations and training standards.
• Conduct preflight briefings, flight lessons, and post-flight evaluations to support student progress.
• Teach safe aircraft operations, flight procedures, and sound aeronautical decision-making.
• Evaluate student performance and provide constructive feedback to improve flying proficiency.
• Maintain a professional, safety-focused training environment and support students working toward their aviation career goals.

Requirements

• Current Commercial Pilot Certificate (CPL).
• Current Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) Certificate.
• Must hold current required qualifications and be ready to begin work.
• Newly certificated flight instructors are welcome to apply.

Preferred Qualifications

• Certified Flight Instructor – Instrument (CFII) Certificate.
• Multi-Engine Instructor (MEI) Certificate.
• Previous FAA Part 141 flight school experience; training provided for instructors without Part 141 experience.

Benefits

• Airline partnerships offering career placement pathways upon meeting ATP requirements.
• Mentorship and professional guidance from a Chief Flight Instructor with more than 30 years of instructional experience.
• Opportunity to build substantial instructional flight experience, averaging over 60 hours per month.
• Professional development opportunities for instructors pursuing airline careers or long-term flight instruction.