First Officer LearJet 45, Air Ambulance and Charter

Starlink Aviation; Dorval; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A premier aviation company in Dorval is seeking a First Officer for Learjet 40/45 operations in air ambulance and charter missions. The role involves safe planning and management of international flights. Candidates must have a Category 1 medical certificate, at least 800 flight hours, and bilingual proficiency. The company offers competitive salary, a flexible schedule, and comprehensive benefits including 3 weeks vacation and internal support.

Benefits

Uniform provided

Competitive salary

Flexible schedule

Free parking

RRSP

3 weeks of vacation after the first year

5 personal days off

Employee assistance program

Dental and drug life insurance

Qualifications

• Successful Transport Canada medical examinations leading to a Category 1 medical certificate.
• Minimum of 800 flight hours.
• Learjet 45 qualification preferred.
• Air ambulance and international experience preferred.
• IATRA success.
• Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status.
• Eligible for restricted area identity card (RAIC).

Responsibilities

• Safely plan and manage international flights.
• Collaborate with the company's operations team.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Resourcefulness

Leadership

Bilingual in French and English

Job description

Passionate about aviation and customer service?

Join our team! Starlink Aviation is looking for a First Officer for a Learjet 40/45, operating in both air ambulance and charter missions.

Our mission

Complicit in our clients' travels, we orchestrate business and private transport. The feeling of tranquility experienced by our customers gives us great satisfaction.

Your role

Under the responsibility of Starlink Aviation's Operations Manager, your role will be to safely plan and manage all of your international flights in close collaboration with the company's team.

To join our team, you must meet certain basic requirements:

• Successful transport Canada medical examinations leading to a Category 1 medical certificate;
• Minimum of 800 flight hours;
• A Learjet 45 qualification (an asset);
• Air ambulance experience (an asset);
• International experience (an asset);
• IATRA success;
• Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status;
• Eligible to obtain the restricted area identity card (RAIC);
• Bilingual (spoken French and English).

Your skills

• Excellent interpersonal skills, resourcefulness, leadership;
• Highly secure professional curriculum.

Advantages

• A fixed monthly schedule including fixed days off
• A dedicated internal coordination and flight planning team available 24/7
• An experienced management team
• World-class expertise in aeromedical services built and operated in collaboration with McGill University and the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC)

Our offer

• Uniform provided
• Competitive salary
• Flexible schedule
• Free parking
• RRSP
• 3 weeks of vacation after the first year of service
• 5 personal days off
• Full range of benefits:
  • Assistance program for employees and their families
  • Postal Pharmacy
  • Short and long term disability, dental, and drug life insurance