20 Certified Flight Instructor jobs in Saudi Arabia

Must have five years of experience as a classroom instructor for aviation. Knowledge of On The Job (OJT) procedures and applications is also necessary. Must have seven years of experience in army or related civilian aviation training.

Principal Accountabilities:
The DMA will support the Aviation Institute-School training mission in the following areas:

1. Prepare and maintain training records and reports.
2. Submit training reports as requested to the functional manager.
3. Maintain coordination with OJT instructors to ensure training requirements are being met.
4. Prepare and maintain training schedules.
5. Develop lesson plans, study guides, and other materials, as appropriate, and directed by the functional manager.
6. As directed, provide instruction on INITIAL ENTRY ROTOR WING for helicopters, to include THE CORE COURSE PRIMARY FLIGHT, USE OF INSTRUMENTS, AND CHECK RIDE AND THE TRACK COURSE TACTICS AND NIGHT FLIGHT, and other areas as qualified and as may be needed.
7. Other duties as qualified as directed by the functional manager.

Job Specification

Knowledge & Skills:
Knowledge of the Systems Approach to Training (SAT) is desirable. Must possess knowledge of the use of training aids and devices and audio-visual training aids. Ability to read, write, speak, and understand Arabic is desirable.

Physical Requirements:
Must be able to lift/push/pull a minimum of 25 pounds.

Experience:
Must have five years of experience as a classroom instructor for aviation. Knowledge of OJT procedures and applications is also necessary. Must have seven years of experience in army or related civilian aviation training. Desire experience in the instruction and training of foreign military students.

Education:
Must be a graduate of a military or an accredited civilian aircraft/helicopter training course/school. A Bachelor’s degree in Education or Aviation Related fields is desired. Graduation from the U.S. Army Methods of Instruction (MOI) course or Instructor Training Course (ITC) is desired, as a minimum with related certificate(s) for INSTRUCTOR PILOT.

Information Technology and Services - Fort Worth, United States

Overview

As an Instructor Pilot specializing in the AH-64E aircraft and supporting simulation devices, the role involves executing diverse responsibilities. This includes conducting initial ATP integration, continuation training, the Initial Aircraft Qualification Course (AQC), Aircraft Qualification Training (AQT), and evaluating employee and customer crewmembers based on the requirements outlined in the US Army Aircrew Training Manual (ATM) and MNG Modernization Training Plan. The duties encompass delivering academic and hands-on performance training, administering evaluations to ensure aircrew proficiency, and maintaining the Individual Aircrew Training Folder (IATF) with requisite training, currency, and readiness entries. In addition to conducting AH-64E and gunnery instruction in a classroom setting, this position entails providing flight instruction in both the aircraft and flight training devices. This involves delivering contact, basic instrument, and basic combat skills training to meet US Army standards as per the government-approved ATM. The instructional methods may include a combination of individual or group sessions in academic classrooms, aircraft, or simulators.

Responsibilities

• Train and evaluate Aviation pilots in the AH-64E aircraft in accordance with the US Army ATM and specific unit ATP guidelines.

• Support the development and execution of an Aviation Aircrew Training Program in accordance with customer guidance.

• Verify and confirm that all required flight training publications are current and complete.

• Conduct and evaluate individual readiness level progression tasks, to include instrument flight tasks during day, night, night vision system (NVS), and night vision goggle (NVG), and instrument flight rules (IFR).

• Prepare crewmembers through realistic mission training flight maneuvers under local environmental conditions to include dust landings, and weather specific desert training.

• Provide aircrew proficiency training in Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) in and outside controlled airspace under Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and or international Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) flight rules.

• Attends meetings as required by Customer/s.

• Recommend aviation instructor pilot and Pilot in Command appointments to customer leadership.

• Attends and provides training and mission planning input to the weekly scheduling meeting based on ATP requirements.

• Acts as ATP mentor within the company standardization and battalion standardization team as needed by the customer to include Master Gunner training and mentorship.

• Provide guidance and mentorship for field exercises at tenant locations.

• IP duties may be required at offsite locations based on customer’s needs.

• Performs within the broad guidelines of duties and responsibilities with significant choice of methods.

• Authority to select and implement goals and objectives within the execution of duties and responsibilities.

• May be assigned as project lead in order to support program goals within the guidance of the PWS to include technical writing of aviation documents.

• Additional duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• Minimum Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; additional education or training in related field is beneficial.

• Must have been qualified as a pilot in command.

• Graduate of the AH-64 Instructor Pilot Course (IPC)/Methods of Instruction (MOI) course at an authorized U.S. Army Aviation Proponent School or an IP equivalency evaluation administered by a standardization instructor pilot (SP) selected by the Directorate of Evaluations and Standardization (DES) required.

• Qualified on the AH-64E Series Aircraft required.

• Master Gunner course qualification preferred. Master Gunner experience at the battalion or brigade level is recommended.

• Minimum of 1500 total flight hours (total time). Minimum of 500 flight hours Instructor Pilot time. Minimum of 250 flight hours NVS/NVG.

• FAA Commercial Pilot certificate required.

• FAA Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) recommended.

• Successfully pass the FAA Class II Flight Physical upon hire, and annually thereafter required.

• Experience: Mission (Attack, Observation, Utility, Multi-Mission) operations preferred.

  At V2X, we are deeply committed to both equal employment opportunity, including protection for Veterans and individuals with disabilities, and fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. We ensure all individuals are treated with fairness, respect, and dignity, recognizing the strength that comes from a workforce rich in diverse experiences, perspectives, and skills. This commitment, aligned with our core Vision and Values of Integrity, Respect, and Responsibility, allows us to leverage differences, encourage innovation, and expand our success in the global marketplace, ultimately enabling us to best serve our clients.

Overview

Responsible for performing duties as a Standardization Instructor Pilot in the AH-6I program Series aircraft and supporting simulation device(s). Conduct initial and concurrent training and evaluation of employee and customer pilots in accordance with US Army Aviation Aircrew Training Manual (ATM) requirements. Conducts academic and hands-on performance training and administer evaluations to ensure pilot proficiency and standardization of training. Responsible for maintaining Individual Aircrew Training Folder, (IATF) and completing required training, currency, and readiness entries. Conducts AH-6I ground school instruction in a classroom environment, providing basic instrument instruction in the aircraft and flight training device(s), and performing flight training duties in contact, basic instrument, and basic combat skills training to Army standards IAW government approved ATM, and Program of Instruction (POI). Instruction may include any combination of Individual or Group instruction in an academic classroom environment and or aircraft or simulator. Additionally, It is preferred that applicant have experience in mission (Attack, Observation, Utility, Multi Mission etc…) operations and must have completed a course of instruction for IPs at an authorized Aviation Proponent School.

Responsibilities

• Train and evaluate Aviation pilots in the AH-6i aircraft in accordance with the US Army Aviation ATM and specific unit ATP guidelines.

• Forecast, schedule, monitor and report the recurring training-related resource requirements for all training programs.

• Develop an Aviation Aircrew Training Program in accordance with customer guidance.

• Verify and confirm that all required flight training publications are current and complete.

• Conduct and evaluate individual readiness level progression tasks, to include instrument flight tasks during day, night, and night vision goggle (NVG), and instrument flight rules (IFR).

• Prepare crewmembers through realistic mission training flight maneuvers under local environmental conditions to include dust landings, and weather specific desert training.

• Provide aircrew proficiency training in Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) in and outside controlled airspace under Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and or international Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) flight rules.

• Attends meetings as required with Customer/s.

• Recommend aviation instructor pilot appointments to customer leadership.

• As a member of the Aviation Safety Council, attend regularly scheduled Aviation Safety Council meetings as required.

• Attend and provide training and mission planning input to the weekly Production Control and Operations meeting.

• Responsible for providing direct interface and daily status reports as required between staff for training status, mission assignments, mission planning, and crew status.

• Additional duties or tasks as directed.

Qualifications

• Minimum Qualifications

• Education Level: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent training and experience. Must have been qualified as a Pilot in Command and successfully completed one of the following:

• Graduate of a course of instruction for OH-58D or AH-64D IPs at an authorized Aviation Proponent School required.

• An IP equivalency evaluation administered by a standardization instructor pilot (SP) selected by the Directorate of Evaluations and Standardization (DES), preferably in the AH-64D or OH-58D aircraft required.

• FAA rating (preferred) as Certified Flight Instructor - Instrument - Helicopter (CFII-H) or military equivalent. Minimum 1,000 flight hours with 250 NVG, and 500 hours as an instructor required.

• Certificates: Military aviation certification and/or rating as Instructor Pilot in the UH-60M program Series aircraft

• Experience: Mission (Attack, Observation, Utility, Multi-Mission) operations preferred.

• Specific knowledge, skill, and ability requirements:

• Knowledge of Army Aviation training concepts, administration, and logistics.

• Demonstrated ability to conduct independent operational research.

• Demonstrated past performance and experience in leading an organizational staff to achieve organizational goals.

• Demonstrated past performance in the development of organizational plans, policies, and operational procedures.

• Ability to communicate both orally and written.

• Ability to effectively deal with people in the supervision of staff and team members.

• Ability to effectively communicate with the customer in a professional and courteous manner.

• Possesses a valid driver’s license.

• Successfully pass the Army or FAA Class II Flight Physical upon hire, and annually thereafter required.

  At V2X, we are deeply committed to both equal employment opportunity, including protection for Veterans and individuals with disabilities, and fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. We ensure all individuals are treated with fairness, respect, and dignity, recognizing the strength that comes from a workforce rich in diverse experiences, perspectives, and skills. This commitment, aligned with our core Vision and Values of Integrity, Respect, and Responsibility, allows us to leverage differences, encourage innovation, and expand our success in the global marketplace, ultimately enabling us to best serve our clients.

Responsible for performing duties as a Standardization Instructor Pilot in the AH-6I program Series aircraft and supporting simulation device(s). Conduct initial and concurrent training and evaluation of employee and customer pilots in accordance with US Army Aviation Aircrew Training Manual (ATM) requirements. Conducts academic and hands-on performance training and administer evaluations to ensure pilot proficiency and standardization of training. Responsible for maintaining Individual Aircrew Training Folder (IATF) and completing required training, currency, and readiness entries. Conducts AH-6I ground school instruction in a classroom environment, providing basic instrument instruction in the aircraft and flight training device(s), and performing flight training duties in contact, basic instrument, and basic combat skills training to Army standards IAW government approved ATM and Program of Instruction (POI). Instruction may include any combination of individual or group instruction in an academic classroom environment and or aircraft or simulator. Additionally, it is preferred that applicant have experience in mission (Attack, Observation, Utility, Multi Mission, etc.) operations and must have completed a course of instruction for IPs at an authorized Aviation Proponent School.

• Train and evaluate Aviation pilots in the AH-6I aircraft in accordance with the US Army Aviation ATM and specific unit ATP guidelines.
• Forecast, schedule, monitor and report the recurring training-related resource requirements for all training programs.
• Develop an Aviation Aircrew Training Program in accordance with customer guidance.
• Verify and confirm that all required flight training publications are current and complete.
• Conduct and evaluate individual readiness level progression tasks, to include instrument flight tasks during day, night, and night vision goggle (NVG), and instrument flight rules (IFR).
• Prepare crewmembers through realistic mission training flight maneuvers under local environmental conditions to include dust landings, and weather specific desert training.
• Provide aircrew proficiency training in Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) in and outside controlled airspace under Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and/or international Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) flight rules.
• Attend meetings as required with customers.
• Recommend aviation instructor pilot appointments to customer leadership.
• As a member of the Aviation Safety Council, attend regularly scheduled Aviation Safety Council meetings as required.
• Attend and provide training and mission planning input to the weekly Production Control and Operations meeting.
• Responsible for providing direct interface and daily status reports as required between staff for training status, mission assignments, mission planning, and crew status.
• Additional duties or tasks as directed.

• Minimum Qualifications
• Education Level: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent training and experience. Must have been qualified as a Pilot in Command and successfully completed one of the following:
• Graduate of a course of instruction for OH-58D or AH-64D IPs at an authorized Aviation Proponent School required.
• An IP equivalency evaluation administered by a standardization instructor pilot (SP) selected by the Directorate of Evaluations and Standardization (DES), preferably in the AH-64D or OH-58D aircraft required.
• FAA rating (preferred) as Certified Flight Instructor - Instrument - Helicopter (CFII-H) or military equivalent. Minimum 1,000 flight hours with 250 NVG, and 500 hours as an instructor required.
• Certificates: Military aviation certification and/or rating as Instructor Pilot in the UH-60M program Series aircraft.
• Experience: Mission (Attack, Observation, Utility, Multi-Mission) operations preferred.
• Specific knowledge, skill, and ability requirements:
• Knowledge of Army Aviation training concepts, administration, and logistics.
• Demonstrated ability to conduct independent operational research.
• Demonstrated past performance and experience in leading an organizational staff to achieve organizational goals.
• Demonstrated past performance in the development of organizational plans, policies, and operational procedures.
• Ability to communicate both orally and in writing.
• Ability to effectively deal with people in the supervision of staff and team members.
• Ability to effectively communicate with the customer in a professional and courteous manner.
• Possesses a valid driver’s license.
• Successfully pass the Army or FAA Class II Flight Physical upon hire, and annually thereafter required.

Responsible for performing duties as a Standardization Instructor Pilot in the AH-6I program Series aircraft and supporting simulation device(s). Conduct initial and concurrent training and evaluation of employee and customer pilots in accordance with US Army Aviation Aircrew Training Manual (ATM) requirements. Conducts academic and hands-on performance training and administer evaluations to ensure pilot proficiency and standardization of training. Responsible for maintaining Individual Aircrew Training Folder (IATF) and completing required training, currency, and readiness entries. Conducts AH-6I ground school instruction in a classroom environment, providing basic instrument instruction in the aircraft and flight training device(s), and performing flight training duties in contact, basic instrument, and basic combat skills training to Army standards IAW government approved ATM and Program of Instruction (POI). Instruction may include any combination of Individual or Group instruction in an academic classroom environment and or aircraft or simulator. Additionally, it is preferred that the applicant have experience in mission (Attack, Observation, Utility, Multi Mission, etc.) operations and must have completed a course of instruction for IPs at an authorized Aviation Proponent School.

• Train and evaluate Aviation pilots in the AH-6I aircraft in accordance with the US Army Aviation ATM and specific unit ATP guidelines.
• Forecast, schedule, monitor and report the recurring training-related resource requirements for all training programs.
• Develop an Aviation Aircrew Training Program in accordance with customer guidance.
• Verify and confirm that all required flight training publications are current and complete.
• Conduct and evaluate individual readiness level progression tasks, to include instrument flight tasks during day, night, and night vision goggle (NVG), and instrument flight rules (IFR).
• Prepare crewmembers through realistic mission training flight maneuvers under local environmental conditions to include dust landings, and weather specific desert training.
• Provide aircrew proficiency training in Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) in and outside controlled airspace under Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and or international Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) flight rules.
• Attend meetings as required with customers.
• Recommend aviation instructor pilot appointments to customer leadership.
• As a member of the Aviation Safety Council, attend regularly scheduled Aviation Safety Council meetings as required.
• Attend and provide training and mission planning input to the weekly Production Control and Operations meeting.
• Responsible for providing direct interface and daily status reports as required between staff for training status, mission assignments, mission planning, and crew status.
• Additional duties or tasks as directed.

• Minimum Qualifications
• Education Level: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent training and experience. Must have been qualified as a Pilot in Command and successfully completed one of the following:
• Graduate of a course of instruction for OH-58D or AH-64D IPs at an authorized Aviation Proponent School required.
• An IP equivalency evaluation administered by a standardization instructor pilot (SP) selected by the Directorate of Evaluations and Standardization (DES), preferably in the AH-64D or OH-58D aircraft required.
• FAA rating (preferred) as Certified Flight Instructor - Instrument - Helicopter (CFII-H) or military equivalent. Minimum 1,000 flight hours with 250 NVG, and 500 hours as an instructor required.
• Certificates: Military aviation certification and/or rating as Instructor Pilot in the UH-60M program Series aircraft.
• Experience: Mission (Attack, Observation, Utility, Multi-Mission) operations preferred.
• Specific knowledge, skill, and ability requirements:
• Knowledge of Army Aviation training concepts, administration, and logistics.
• Demonstrated ability to conduct independent operational research.
• Demonstrated past performance and experience in leading an organizational staff to achieve organizational goals.
• Demonstrated past performance in the development of organizational plans, policies, and operational procedures.
• Ability to communicate both orally and in writing.
• Ability to effectively deal with people in the supervision of staff and team members.
• Ability to effectively communicate with the customer in a professional and courteous manner.
• Possesses a valid driver’s license.
• Successfully pass the Army or FAA Class II Flight Physical upon hire, and annually thereafter required.

Location: Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Owning Organization: GDC Middle East

Description:

Responsible for performing duties as an Instructor Pilot-Trainer in the MD500 Series Aircraft and supporting simulation device(s). Conduct Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) training, Aircraft Qualification Course (AQC) training, Instructor Pilot Course (IPC) training, continuation training, and evaluation of customer students and pilots in accordance with approved Saudi Arabian Ministry of National Guard publications. Flight instruction duties include contact, basic instrument, basic and advanced combat skills, and initial NVG qualification. Flight evaluation duties include APART and PFE under Day, Night, Hood, and NVG conditions to MNG standards, IAW government-approved ATM, POI, and CMP requirements. Academic instruction may include, but is not limited to, any combination of Individual or Group instruction in a classroom environment and or simulator on basic ground school topics, including aerodynamics, aeromedical, navigation, aircraft systems, crew coordination, basic instruments, and night/NVG. Responsible for maintaining Individual Gradebook Folders and Individual Aircrew Training Folders (IATF) and completing required training, currency, and readiness entries.

Qualifications :

• Must have an FAA Commercial or Airline Transport Pilot certificate or host country equivalent.
• FAA Class II Flight Physical or host country equivalent required.

Must have been qualified as a Pilot in Command.

High school diploma or equivalent; additional education or training in a related field is required.

Must be qualified in mission, type, design, and, if appropriate, series of aircraft; or be able to be qualified upon hire.

Graduate of a course of instruction for Instructor Pilot at an authorized U.S. Army Aviation Proponent School or an IP equivalency evaluation administered by a standardization instructor pilot (SP) selected by the Directorate of Evaluations and Standardization (DES) required.

Minimum 1500-hour total flight hours (Turbine Engine), of which a minimum of 1000 PIC and 300 hours are as an SP/IP. Minimum of 250 flight hours NVG. Previous NVG Instructor Pilot experience required.

Knowledge of Army Aviation training concepts, administration, and logistics.

Demonstrated ability as lead pilot of a flight training organization.

Ability to communicate both orally and written.

Ability to effectively deal with people in the supervision of staff and team members.

Ability to effectively communicate with the customer professionally and courteously.

Extensive ability to use Microsoft Products

Medical Examination: Candidates must successfully complete all mandatory medical examinations required to obtain employment.

Criminal Record: To qualify for a Saudi Work Visa, candidates must have a clean criminal record with no prior convictions, as specified by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Drug and Alcohol Testing: Candidates must pass a drug test to be considered for employment. Additionally, our ATSS program enforces a random drug and alcohol testing policy. Employees will be subject to periodic testing to maintain adherence to our workplace standards and safety regulations.

Compliance with Saudi Labor Law: All employment terms and conditions will be in accordance with Saudi Labor Law. Candidates must be prepared to adhere to these regulations throughout their employment.

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Overview: Responsible for performing duties as a Standardization Instructor Pilot in the AH-6I program Series aircraft and supporting simulation device(s). Conduct initial and concurrent training and evaluation of employee and customer pilots in accordance with US Army Aviation Aircrew Training Manual (ATM) requirements. Conducts academic and hands-on performance training and administer evaluations to ensure pilot proficiency and standardization of training. Responsible for maintaining Individual Aircrew Training Folder (IATF) and completing required training, currency, and readiness entries. Conducts AH-6I ground school instruction in a classroom environment, providing basic instrument instruction in the aircraft and flight training device(s), and performing flight training duties in contact, basic instrument, and basic combat skills training to Army standards IAW government approved ATM and Program of Instruction (POI). Instruction may include any combination of Individual or Group instruction in an academic classroom environment and or aircraft or simulator.

Responsibilities:

1. Train and evaluate Aviation pilots in the AH-6I aircraft in accordance with the US Army Aviation ATM and specific unit ATP guidelines.
2. Forecast, schedule, monitor and report the recurring training-related resource requirements for all training programs.
3. Develop an Aviation Aircrew Training Program in accordance with customer guidance.
4. Verify and confirm that all required flight training publications are current and complete.
5. Conduct and evaluate individual readiness level progression tasks, to include instrument flight tasks during day, night, and night vision goggle (NVG), and instrument flight rules (IFR).
6. Prepare crewmembers through realistic mission training flight maneuvers under local environmental conditions to include dust landings, and weather specific desert training.
7. Provide aircrew proficiency training in Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) in and outside controlled airspace under Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and or international Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) flight rules.
8. Attend meetings as required with Customer/s.
9. Recommend aviation instructor pilot appointments to customer leadership.
10. As a member of the Aviation Safety Council, attend regularly scheduled Aviation Safety Council meetings as required.
11. Attend and provide training and mission planning input to the weekly Production Control and Operations meeting.
12. Responsible for providing direct interface and daily status reports as required between staff for training status, mission assignments, mission planning, and crew status.
13. Additional duties or tasks as directed.

Qualifications:

Minimum Qualifications:

1. Education Level: Bachelor s Degree or equivalent training and experience.
2. Must have been qualified as a Pilot in Command and successfully completed one of the following: Graduate of a course of instruction for OH-58D or AH-64D IPs at an authorized Aviation Proponent School required.
3. An IP equivalency evaluation administered by a standardization instructor pilot (SP) selected by the Directorate of Evaluations and Standardization (DES), preferably in the AH-64D or OH-58D aircraft required.
4. FAA rating (preferred) as Certified Flight Instructor - Instrument - Helicopter (CFII-H) or military equivalent.
5. Minimum 1,000 flight hours with 250 NVG, and 500 hours as an instructor required.
6. Certificates: Military aviation certification and/or rating as Instructor Pilot in the UH-60M program Series aircraft.
7. Experience: Mission (Attack, Observation, Utility, Multi-Mission) operations preferred.

Specific knowledge, skill, and ability requirements:

1. Knowledge of Army Aviation training concepts, administration, and logistics.
2. Demonstrated ability to conduct independent operational research.
3. Demonstrated past performance and experience in leading an organizational staff to achieve organizational goals.
4. Demonstrated past performance in the development of organizational plans, policies, and operational procedures.
5. Ability to communicate both orally and written.
6. Ability to effectively deal with people in the supervision of staff and team members.
7. Ability to effectively communicate with the customer in a professional and courteous manner.
8. Possesses a valid driver s license.
9. Successfully pass the Army or FAA Class II Flight Physical upon hire, and annually thereafter required.

We are committed to an inclusive and diverse workplace that values and supports the contributions of each individual. This commitment along with our common Vision and Values of Integrity, Respect, and Responsibility, allows us to leverage differences, encourage innovation and expand our success in the global marketplace.

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Location: Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Owning Organization: S3 Arabia or GDC Middle East

Description

Responsible for performing duties as an Instructor Pilot-Trainer in the MD500 Series Aircraft and supporting simulation device(s). Conduct Initial Entry Rotary Wing (IERW) training, Aircraft Qualification Course (AQC) training, Instructor Pilot Course (IPC) training, continuation training and evaluation of customer students and pilots in accordance with approved Saudi Arabian Ministry of National Guard publications. Flight instruction duties include contact, basic instrument, basic and advanced combat skills, and initial NVG qualification. Flight evaluation duties include APART and PFE’s under Day, Night, Hood and NVG conditions to MNG standards IAW government approved ATM, POI, and CMP requirements. Academic instruction may include, but not limited to any combination of Individual or Group instruction in a classroom environment and or simulator on basic ground school topics to include aerodynamics, aeromedical, navigation, aircraft systems, crew coordination, basic instruments, and night/NVG. Responsible for maintaining Individual Gradebook Folders, Individual Aircrew Training Folders (IATF) and completing required training, currency, and readiness entries.

Qualifications

• Must have an FAA Commercial or Airline Transport Pilot certificate or host country equivalent.
• FAA Class II Flight Physical or host country equivalent required.
• Must have been qualified as a Pilot in Command.
• High school diploma or equivalent; additional education or training in related field is required.
• Must be qualified in mission, type, design, and if appropriate, series of aircraft; or be able to be qualified upon hire.
• Graduate of a course of instruction for Instructor Pilot at an authorized U.S. Army Aviation Proponent School or an IP equivalency evaluation administered by a standardization instructor pilot (SP) selected by the Directorate of Evaluations and Standardization (DES) required.
• Minimum 1500-hour total flight hours (Turbine Engine), of which a minimum of 1000 PIC and 300 hours are as an SP/IP. Minimum of 250 flight hours NVG. Previous NVG Instructor Pilot experience required.
• Knowledge of Army Aviation training concepts, administration, and logistics.
• Demonstrated ability as lead pilot of a flight training organization.
  
  

• Seniority level Mid-Senior level

• Employment type Part-time

• Job function Management and Manufacturing
• Industries Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing

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GDC Middle East (GDCME) is a Saudi company with 80% ownership by the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and 20% by Ajwa Aviation Holdings. Established in 2015 with headquarters in Riyadh, GDCME specializes in the aircraft engineering sector. The company offers comprehensive solutions for aviation systems, operations, and support, distinguished by its capability to maintain aircraft to the highest quality and safety standards, meeting the technical challenges and global requirements in the aviation and defense industries.

Roles & Responsibilities:

1. Work under the management of the customer and report to the aircrew training manager.
2. Identify the training needs and maintain high standards of training for pilots on H145 Helicopters.
3. Perform duties as ground and flight instructor to train according to the customer publications syllabus for basic and advanced courses (e.g., Conversion course, NVG, Hoist, Tactical) on H145 Helicopters.
4. Support the customer and perform FCF flights on H145 Helicopters.
5. Support the customer by writing training plans according to their needs.
6. Update regulations according to the requirements.
7. Advise the Commanders on aircrew training requirements for H145 Helicopters.
8. Develop and write training materials, publications, syllabi, and exams for H145 Helicopters, and review and correct these publications as needed.
9. Update and follow up on training files for aircrew deployed on H145 Helicopters.