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A critical care transport service is hiring a Rotor Wing Touring Captain in Ontario. This permanent full-time position demands a valid Canadian ATPL and considerable rotary-wing flight experience. Candidates will ensure safe aircraft operation under various conditions, assist with planning, and maintain adherence to safety protocols. The role offers competitive pay and benefits while contributing to community health initiatives. Ideal for dedicated professionals eager to make a meaningful impact.
Reference #: 2025-43
Strong. Proud. Uplifting.
At Ornge, we believe that ordinary people can do extraordinary things. Each day, we connect communities with critical care across Ontario, Canada. In the air and by land, our teams deliver equity in emergency response, uplifting the lives of those in our care.
We are excited to onboard individuals who bring energy, enthusiasm, and professionalism to our growing group of difference-makers and life-changers. Discover Ontario, Canada, and an exciting career with Ornge.
Position Title: Rotor Wing Captain (Touring Pilot)
Department/Section: Aviation
Employment Status: Permanent Full Time
Salary Range: $128,174.50 - $148,567.23 (base). Total compensation approximately $191,580.03 - $217,143.60 including per diems, travel, and vacation.
Location(s): All Ontario Bases – Moosonee and Toronto.
Touring Schedule: Two (2) Weeks On and Two (2) Weeks Off Touring Rotation.
Reporting To: Chief Pilot, Rotor Wing
Posting Open Date: October 2, 2025
Posting Close Date: January 23, 2026
Rotor Wing Pilots are responsible for all aspects of aircraft operation, must be able to fly in varying conditions, handle pressure well, and be flexible and adaptable. Ornge aircraft are province-wide resources and aviation personnel may be required to provide flight support at bases other than the home base where demand arises. All Ornge pilots are required to complete the company’s training program and successfully pass a Transport Canada PPC. They are responsible for following all applicable policies and Standard Operating Procedures. The Second-in-Command (SIC) assists the Pilot-in-Command with the flight planning and aircraft preparation as directed by the Pilot-in-Command. They are responsible to the Pilot-in-Command for carrying out specific duties in connection with the operation of the aircraft to which they are assigned.
The primary duties are performed under the aforementioned touring schedule across the listed Ontario bases. The role requires flexibility to support flight operations as demand arises at other bases.
Are you ready to pursue a career that has a profound impact on communities across Ontario, Canada? Join us.
Ornge. Lives uplifted.