Atlantic Flight Training Academy (AFTA), Cork, Ireland are recruiting for EASA licenced (unrestricted), full-time multi-engine CRI/IRI flight instructors.
The role also includes opportunities to support our aerial survey operations, offering exciting variety beyond standard flight instruction.
AFTA operate a large, well maintained, fleet of Cessna 172, Diamond DA42 / DA40, Vulcanair P68 & Slingsby aircraft training domestic and international cadets for some of the world's largest airlines and using the Vulcanair P68 aircraft to support our aerial survey division.
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES:
Flight, flight simulation and ground tuition – delivering instruction to students and completing the associated paperwork and record keeping.
Support aerial survey operations as required, including ferry flights, positioning, and survey-specific procedures.
Monitoring student progress, carrying out student reviews, providing constructive feedback, making sure flying standards are adhered to and being available if an issue arises.
Ensuring that training is conducted in accordance with the approved syllabi.
Maintaining a proactive approach to Health & Safety and acting upon any safety information or instructions in relation to flight operations and regulations as advised by the IAA and AFTA Head of Training.
Ensuring that student welfare and discipline is monitored at all times.
Having a cheerful, authoritative, skilful manner and leading by example in both dress and behaviour
Maintaining full and accountable records for AFTA management.
Ensuring that all company policies, procedures and manuals and statutory regulations are being adhered to.
ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE / SKILLS / ABILITIES / QUALIFICATIONS:
EASA licence with a minimum of CPL/MEIR FI (A) IRI & CRI is essential.
Must have privileges to teach MEP CPL & MEP IR.
Minimum number of instructor hours = 500 or more
Minimum of ICAO English level 5 or 6 required
Current EASA Medical Certificate
EU/EEA/UK citizen or valid permit to live and work in Ireland without restriction.
Knowledge of Aeronautical Legislation, rules (EASA Operations etc.).
Knowledge of EASA PART-ORA, ATO Manuals, ATPL theory subjects and practice is required along with knowledge of aircraft and the aviation industry.
DESIRABLE EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS:
Flight training management experience is highly desirable
Other Desirable ratings; Flight Instructor Instructor (FII), Flight Examiner (FE) dual EASA/CAA licence, UPRT Instructor
PERSONAL PROFILE:
Strong problem-solving skills and works well under pressure
Flexible approach with a student / customer-oriented outlook
Ability to get on with and inspire young pilots, giving recognition for good work.
Strong Communications skills with a natural ability to actively listen as well as speak and demonstrate clearly
Highly organised and disciplined with a proven ability to meet deadlines.
Self-starter with efficient work methods required with analytical & problem solving skills a distinct advantage
Can-do attitude
This role is rostered over 7 days of the week and throughout holidays as the roster runs 364 days of the year and varies according to the season.