Line Pilot — Rotary Wing | Multi-Engine Helicopter
- Job type
- Full Time
- Category
- Other Aviation Roles, International
- Position
- Captain, Helicopter Pilot
- Aircraft
- Not Specified Not Specified
- Certificates
- FAA CPL-H
- Total time
- 3,000 hours
- Posted
- October 13, 2026
Position Summary
The Rotary Wing Line Pilot conducts single-pilot, multi-engine helicopter operations under instrument flight rules (IFR). The position supports police transportation, public safety, and specialized law enforcement aviation missions..
Schedule
- Ongoing full-time.
- Specific rotation not specified.
Responsibilities
- Safely conduct multi-engine helicopter operations under IFR.
- Support Police Aviation Command missions.
- Maintain operational readiness and regulatory compliance.
- Perform low-level and specialized helicopter operations as authorized.
Requirements
- Commercial Pilot Licence — Helicopter (CPL-H) or Airline Transport Pilot Licence — Helicopter (ATPL-H).
- Multi-Engine Helicopter Instrument Rating.
- Grade 1 Night Vision Imaging Rating.
- Low Level Rating — Winch and Sling.
- Valid Class 1 Medical.
- 3,000 Helicopter PIC, 1,000 Turbine Helicopter, 200 Night PIC.
- Low-level helicopter experience.
- Australian citizenship, Australian permanent residency, or New Zealand citizenship.
- Ability to pass a National Police Check and maintain required security clearance.
Preferred Qualifications
- Not Specified.
Benefits
- Flexible work options.
- Annual leave loading.
- Corporate wellbeing programs and Fitness Passport.
- Annual influenza vaccination.
- Salary packaging and superannuation options.
Compensation
- AUD $144,109–$164,067 loaded annual salary, including base salary of AUD $116,376–$134,275.
- Additional AUD $14,350 annual flying allowance.
- Potential IFR qualification allowance: AUD $15,000 annually.
- Potential NVIS qualification allowance: AUD $15,000 annually.
- Additional proficiency-based payments may apply, subject to eligibility and approval.
Application Deadline
- November 1, 2026, at 11:59 PM local time.