Pilot Instructor Job Description
Pilot Instructor Duties & Responsibilities
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Pilot Instructor Qualifications
Qualifications for a job description may include education, certification, and experience.
Licensing or Certifications for Pilot Instructor
List any licenses or certifications required by the position: AFI, MQ-9, IP, FAA, ATP, MED, EASA, FEMA, RPIC
Education for Pilot Instructor
Typically a job would require a certain level of education.
Employers hiring for the pilot instructor job most commonly would prefer for their future employee to have a relevant degree such as Bachelor's and Associate Degree in Education, Military, Aviation, Graduate, Associates, Technical, Engineering, Medical, Management, Information Technology
Skills for Pilot Instructor
Desired skills for pilot instructor include:
Desired experience for pilot instructor includes:
Pilot Instructor Examples
Pilot Instructor Job Description
- Develop and administer examinations to determine the proficiency of rotary-wing pilots, and non-rated crew members
- As directed, provide instruction on INITIAL ENTRY ROTOR WING(IERW) for helicopters, to include THE CORE COURSE – PRIMARY FLIGHT, USE OF INSTRUMENTS, AND CHECK RIDE
- Other duties as qualified as directed by the functional manager
- Develops training curriculum, study outlines, and orientation materials to be employed during procedures and flight simulator training
- Conducts instructional sessions, briefings, follow-ups, and proficiency checks on flight simulators in accordance with Air Force approved syllabi and company policies and procedures
- Evaluates trainee progress and recommends qualification or additional training
- Reviews simulator design and training effectiveness to provide maximum proficiency
- Coordinates utilization schedules for training E-3 flight crews and necessary engineering support Background in E-3 Pilot duties
- Provide professional simulator and ground instruction in accordance with the Company’s Policies, Procedures and Training Curriculum
- Report immediately any discrepancies, violations, non-compliance issues or regulatory concerns that occur with the simulator and courseware as stated in the SWMS manual
- Thorough knowledge of FAA and ICAO regulations pertinent to operational requirements
- 2,000 total flight hours, including 1000 hours of turbine helicopter time
- Minimum 300 hours night vision goggle (NVG) helicopter time
- Branch 15 Aviation MOS series or other military/commercial equivalent is required
- Applicant require 300 hours turbine instructor pilot or check pilot time in civil or military organization
- Recent experience in high mountain/desert and tactical operations is highly desired
Pilot Instructor Job Description
- Advises ROKA Instructor Pilots Conducts ground school and flight training and evaluation of ROKA Army Pilots
- Performing pilot simulator training and/or checking training according to your Airbus Qualifications
- Performing Initial Operating Experience (IOE) missions of up to 5 weeks in customer airlines, providing Line Flying under supervision and line checking, according to your Airbus Qualification
- Coordinating with customer airlines as required during IOE missions
- Pilot aircraft
- Contribute to the growth of the organization with innovative thinking and safe, effective execution
- Travel to off-site facilities for aircraft delivery, simulation test and customer support activities
- Performs other duties related to accomplishment of the unit operational and training mission
- May be selected as Standardization Evaluation flight Examiner
- Weapons and Tactics employment training
- Experience using Falcon View or its equivalent is preferred
- High School Diploma or equivalent is required, College Degree desired
- Must be physically capable of climbing vertical ladders or built-in aircraft steps
- Must be able to climb, stand, stoop, bend, stretch, crouch and work in tiring and uncomfortable position
- Must be able to see imperfections smaller than ¼ inch, read micrometers and other small measuring devices / scales
- Qualified (or previously qualified) in USAF cargo transport aircraft (i.e., C-27A or J, C-130 (preferably J), C-17, C-5) within the last three years
Pilot Instructor Job Description
- Establish and maintain open communication with customers, other specialists, and supervisors
- The purpose of this position is to serve as an aircraft simulator and academic instructor for students enrolled in the United States Air Force (USAF) Undergraduate Flying Training (UTF) program
- Advises Taiwan Instructor Pilots
- Conducts ground school and flight training and evaluation of Taiwan Army Pilots
- Conducts training and evaluations in the simulator
- Preferred candidate will be utilized as a subject matter expert to support Longitude courseware development
- Must note and communicate aircraft deficiencies for maintenance review and correction
- Perform flights in day, and night, and all weather conditions when called upon
- Preferred candidate will be utilized as a subject matter expert to support XLS+ courseware development
- Gather information on weather and aircraft (e.g., weight/loading of the aircraft)
- Documented tactical mission and airdrop experience (i.e., ERO, Combat Offload, CDS, personnel and night vision goggle)
- Must have a valid FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) license
- Must successfully pass an FAA Class II flight physical and military or FAA physiological chamber training
- Obtain or be eligible to obtain a DoD secret security clearance
- C-17 Pilot Instructors shall have a minimum of fifteen hundred (1500) hours flying experience on large multi-engine aircraft, been previously Air Refueling (AR) instructor qualified, and formal School Academic instructor experience
- Previous flight experience in the C-17 aircraft, AMC airdrop, air refueling, and AMC special operations are highly desirable
Pilot Instructor Job Description
- Complete all post flight reports to include mission logs, daily events
- Plan and conduct experiments, keep laboratory records, write and edit manuscripts and articles
- Other duties as assigned which may include some evening and weekends
- Conduct academic and aircrew training device instruction for E-8
- Conducting preflight and in-flight briefings and post flight debriefings and after action reviews (AAR) to ensure student pilots have a thorough understanding and comprehension of the training materials
- Providing academic and classroom instruction on aircraft systems, training maneuvers, procedures, and other flight related subjects
- Advises foreign Military Instructor Pilots Conducts ground school, academics, flight training, and evaluation of foreign military Pilots
- Being responsible to the Squadron Commander for training RSAF IDS pilots and WSOs
- Conducting ground school for all RSAF IDS courses
- Conducting Continuation Training lectures and training based on the operational requirements of the aircrew
- Fifteen hundred (1500) hours flying experience on large multi-engine aircraft
- Formal school instructor training
- Must hold or be able to obtain a security clearance at Secret level
- Previous C-17 aircraft and air-refueling instructor experience, highly desirable
- FAA license with appropriate category endorsements are required in accordance with AR 95-20
- Must be able to maintain a current FAA Class 2 medical certificate or US Army Class 2 FDME with applicable waivers
Pilot Instructor Job Description
- Conducting, and debriefing all missions
- Training selected RSAF personnel to become qualified as simulator instructors
- Participate in Design Reviews (PDR/CDR) and Integrated Product Teams (IPTs) and serve as the project point of contact during the product qualification process
- Provide technical assistance to field maintenance personnel in support of our published Airworthiness Releases (AWR)
- Review technical data packages and compare to specification requirements for completeness and accuracy
- Provide ongoing situational awareness during the qualification process
- Review written acceptance test procedures, inspection procedures for adequacy, and evaluate the implementation and effectiveness of quality/inspection systems, including sampling plans
- Verify by test or qualification by similarity that products comply with requirements prior to acceptance and fielding
- Verify data, summarize results, and prepare reports on product qualification
- Investigate customer complaints and interpret quality deficiency reports, providing technical assistance and fault identification to appropriate authorities
- Potential for exposure to hostile fire in certain OCONUS location
- Valid U.S. Tourist Passport with at least 12 months remaining before expiration
- FAA, Medical - Second Class (Current)
- Minimum of 2,000 hours of total documented flight time
- Minimum of 500 hours of fixed-wing time
- Must be able to attain and maintain NRA Rifle and Pistol (Basic) Instructor Certification