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GreyBird, located at Aarhus Airport in Denmark, is seeking passionate Flight Instructors to lead flight and classroom instruction. This role combines practical flying lessons with structured educational settings, making for a dynamic work environment.
Successful candidates will hold EASA ATPL or CPL certifications, have experience as PIC on MEP aircraft, and a cooperative approach toward education. The position offers set monthly pay, pension, private healthcare, and comprehensive training support.
Are you passionate about training and developing the next generation of pilots? Do you thrive in a dynamic international teaching environment with structured working hours? Then you might be one of three new flight instructors at GreyBird.
This role offers a unique opportunity to combine flight instruction with classroom‑based theory teaching, creating a varied and rewarding workday where your expertise truly makes a difference. The position is full time at our flying base in Aarhus Airport. As a flight instructor you can expect to conduct teaching primarily in flying aboard the aircraft, with occasional classroom or simulator training. When you start at GreyBird, you have high expectations of the quality of the education and you will help fulfil them. This is both an exciting and challenging task.
For further information or if you have any clarifying questions, please contact CFI Kurt Rehmeier reh@greybird.dk or +45 27 23 64 27. By receipt of your CV we will invite you to a confidential, exploratory conversation, where you can share your skills and ambitions and we can present the opportunities at GreyBird.
HQ DK, Aarhus Airport (Free parking / Direct bus)
GreyBird Pilot Academy educates commercial pilots. Since the school started in 2013 it has grown and is today the leading pilot academy in Denmark with bases in multiple places in Europe. At the moment GreyBird employs more than 40 full‑time employees in Denmark, Sweden, Spain and Finland.