Top-Tier In-Flight Contract Instructor (T-45C)

Fidelity Technologies Corporation; Kingsville (TX); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Fidelity Technologies Corporation is seeking a T-45C In-Flight Contract Instructor based in Kingsville, TX. This role involves providing in-flight Weapon System training to military personnel and ensuring a high standard of training and evaluation.

The ideal candidate must have recent qualifications as a T-45 NATOPS Instructor Pilot and extensive flight hours. Responsibilities include conducting in-flight syllabus training, evaluating student performance, and ensuring aircraft safety. A FAA commercial or ATP Certificate is required along with maintaining a current FAA class 2 medical.

Qualifications

• Must have been a T-45 NATOPS qualified Instructor Pilot, preferably within the last 5 years.
• Must have logged a minimum of 1,000 flight hours as Pilot-in-Command.
• Must possess a FAA commercial Pilot Certificate or ATP Certificate.
• Must maintain a current FAA class 2 medical.
• Must meet height and weight standards in the T-45 NATOPS manual.

Responsibilities

• Conduct scheduled in-flight syllabus training events.
• Brief students according to SOPs.
• Assess Aircraft Maintenance Data Book before flights.
• Evaluate student performance and submit electronic grades.
• Record aircraft performance in the NALCOMIS system.

Skills

T-45 NATOPS qualified Instructor Pilot

Flight hours as Pilot-in-Command

FAA commercial Pilot Certificate or ATP Certificate

Current FAA class 2 medical

Job description

Fidelity Technologies Corporation is seeking a T-45C In-Flight Contract Instructor based in Kingsville, TX. This role involves providing in-flight Weapon System training to military personnel and ensuring a high standard of training and evaluation.

The ideal candidate must have recent qualifications as a T-45 NATOPS Instructor Pilot and extensive flight hours. Responsibilities include conducting in-flight syllabus training, evaluating student performance, and ensuring aircraft safety. A FAA commercial or ATP Certificate is required along with maintaining a current FAA class 2 medical.