DHC-6-400 Twin Otter Captains & First Officers (India)

SkyHop; India; On-site; INR 2,400,000 - 5,400,000; Full time

Job summary

SkyHop seeks pilots to operate the DHC-6-400 Twin Otter across its Indian network. You’ll work in multi‑crew operations, upholding safety standards, SOP adherence, and on‑time performance.

Requirements: valid DHC-6‑400 type rating; Captain: 300+ PIC hours on type (FO: 200+); landplane experience; Class 1 Medical; Indian or ICAO license; valid passport. Travel may be required.

Qualifications

• DHC-6-400 Twin Otter type rating valid.
• Captain: 300+ PIC hours on type.
• First Officer: 200+ hours on type.
• Operational background: Landplane experience.
• Medical: Valid Class 1 Medical.
• License: Valid Indian or ICAO license.
• Travel: Valid passport.

Responsibilities

• Operate the DHC-6-400 Twin Otter in multi-crew operations across SkyHop’s India network.
• Maintain safe, efficient, on-time services and apply disciplined SOP adherence.
• Collaborate closely within a compact flight deck team to ensure safe operations.

Skills

Situational awareness

Disciplined SOP adherence

Flight deck teamwork

Education

DHC-6-400 Twin Otter type rating

Indian or ICAO license

Class 1 Medical

Passport

Job description

What you'll do

Operate the DHC-6-400 Twin Otter in multi-crew operations, ensuring safe, efficient, and on-time services across SkyHop’s network in India. You’ll bring strong situational awareness, disciplined SOP adherence, and the ability to collaborate closely within a compact flight deck team.

Minimum requirements

• Type rating: Valid DHC-6-400 Series (Twin Otter) type rating
• Experience (Captain): 300+ PIC hours on type
• Experience (First Officer): 200+ hours on type
• Operational background: Landplane experience
• Medical: Valid Class 1 Medical
• License: Valid Indian or ICAO license
• Travel: Valid passport

Who succeeds here

• Confident stick-and-rudder aviators who value precision and procedural discipline.
• Team players who communicate clearly and support a safety-first culture.
• Pilots comfortable with varied operating environments and dynamic schedules.