Avro RJ Captain - Safety & Service Leader

Ledcor Group; Montreal; On-site; CAD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Summit Air, a member of the Ledcor Group, seeks experienced RJ Captains to support expanding fleets in Quebec and Montreal. You will operate Avro RJs as PIC, ensure safety, and maintain current flight information, weather, and NOTAMs while collaborating with a dedicated team.

Ideal candidates hold a Canadian ATPL, 4,000 total hours, and MPIC 2,500 or more, with jet-time and Arctic experience viewed favorably. Strong safety culture and communication skills are essential.

Qualifications

• 4,000 hours total time.
• 2,500 MPIC (greater than 5700 kg).
• 500 hours on a Jet aircraft.
• High Arctic experience an asset.
• Glass cockpit experience an asset.
• Current Passport with ability to travel to the United States and Europe.
• Ability to obtain Canadian Restricted Area Identity Card (RAIC).
• Strong Commitment to safety culture.
• Successful completion of pre-employment drug & alcohol testing requirements.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Operate Avro RJ aircraft safely and efficiently throughout Northern Canada as PIC in accordance with company policies, procedures, and guidelines.
• Stay current with all available flight information, including weather, and applicable NOTAMs where available, and verify type A flight plans for accuracy.
• Participate in the aircraft pre-flight inspection, as well as all post-flight duties.

Skills

Jet aircraft experience

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Safety culture

Education

Total Time 4000 hours

MPIC 2500

Jet aircraft hours 500

High Arctic experience

Glass cockpit experience

Canadian passport

RAIC eligibility

Job description

Summit Air, a member of the Ledcor Group, seeks experienced RJ Captains to support expanding fleets in Quebec and Montreal. You will operate Avro RJs as PIC, ensure safety, and maintain current flight information, weather, and NOTAMs while collaborating with a dedicated team.

Ideal candidates hold a Canadian ATPL, 4,000 total hours, and MPIC 2,500 or more, with jet-time and Arctic experience viewed favorably. Strong safety culture and communication skills are essential.