Challenger 300/350 Captain (NTR) – Permanent

Pilot Assessments; Toronto; On-site; CAD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Pilot Assessments in Canada seeks a Challenger 300/350 Captain to lead safe, client-focused flights in a glass-cockpit environment. You will plan precisely, fly with professionalism, and uphold the highest safety standards on every leg.

Responsibilities include preflight planning, FMS management, weather and weight & balance calculations, and collaboration with dispatch and maintenance. The role requires ATPL or TCCA licensure, 2,500 total hours, and 500 multi-engine PIC hours, with training

Qualifications

• Total Time: 2,500 hours (minimum).
• Multi-Engine PIC: 500 hours (minimum).
• License: ATPL.
• ICAO ELP: Level 4.
• Medical: Class 1.
• Accepted Licenses: TCCA.
• Type Rating: Not required — training provided on the Challenger 300/350.
• Visa Sponsorship: Not provided.

Responsibilities

• Exercise full PIC authority to ensure highest safety and compliance.
• Conduct preflight planning: weather, routing, fuel, W&B calculations.
• Configure and manage FMS, automation, and glass-cockpit workflows.
• Apply CARs and SMS practices; champion a just culture.
• Deliver exceptional client service in-flight and on the ground.
• Collaborate with dispatch, maintenance, and client services.
• Maintain accurate flight logs and safety reports.
• Adapt to a flexible schedule including weekends and holidays.

Skills

Excellent communication

Client service focus

Collaboration

Adaptability

Education

ATPL

TCCA license

Tools

FMS programming

Automation management

Glass-cockpit systems

Job description

The Opportunity

As a Challenger 300/350 Captain, you will be responsible for safe, efficient, and client-focused operations in a modern, glass-cockpit environment. You will lead from the front—planning with precision, executing with professionalism, and delivering an exceptional experience to every passenger, every time.

What You’ll Do

• Exercise full PIC authority to ensure the highest safety and compliance standards on every flight.
• Conduct thorough preflight planning: weather analysis, airport performance, fuel strategy, routing, alternates, and W&B calculations.
• Configure and manage FMS, automation, and advanced avionics in a glass-cockpit environment.
• Apply expert knowledge of the CARs and SMS practices; champion a just culture and continuous improvement.
• Deliver exceptional client service in-flight and on the ground, maintaining confidentiality and professionalism.
• Collaborate closely with dispatch, maintenance, and client services; communicate clearly and proactively.
• Maintain accurate operational documentation, flight logs, and safety reports.
• Adapt to a flexible schedule to support client needs, including weekends and holidays as required.

What You Bring

• Canadian Radio Telephone License.
• Hands-on experience with FMS programming, automation management, and glass-cockpit workflows.
• Strong understanding of aviation weather, airport performance, flight plan calculations, fuel planning, and weight & balance.
• Expert knowledge of the CARs and proven application of SMS safety practices.
• A positive, collaborative mindset with the ability to build strong relationships across the organization.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Outstanding client service, organization, and prioritization skills.
• Flexibility to support dynamic schedules and operational demands.

Minimum & Preferred Requirements

• Total Time: 2,500 hours (minimum)
• Multi-Engine PIC: 500 hours (minimum)
• Preferred Time: Turbine time
• License: ATPL
• Accepted Licenses: TCCA
• Medical: Class 1
• ICAO ELP: Level 4
• Type Rating: Not required — training provided on the Challenger 300/350
• Visa Sponsorship: Not provided

Compliance & Safety

We operate to the highest regulatory and safety standards. Strict adherence to CARs, company SMS, and best practices in threat and error management, CRM, and flight data-driven learning is expected in this role.