Full-time

Chief Flight Instructor (CFI)

The Flight Instructor (FI) is responsible for:

1. Supporting the CFI by ensuring effective and on-time delivery of all flight training activities in accordance with the approved syllabi;
2. Advising the CFI on any safety aspects that affect flight operations or training;
3. Conduct flight training exercises in compliance with this manual and in accordance with the relevant Training Manual, under the direction of the CFI;
4. Delivering long briefings and relevant theoretical knowledge instruction to groups of student pilots as required;
5. Completing training exercises in accordance with the specified standards, techniques and teaching principles;
6. Maintaining complete and accurate training records for students;
7. Reviewing student progress and make progress reports to the CFI;
8. Ensuring that licenses/ratings/medicals are maintained per FCL.040, MED.A.030;
9. Ensuring that instructor ratings are maintained in accordance with FCL.900 and Part D, section 9 of the OAA Operations Manual;
10. Developing syllabus and lesson plan/presentation material at the direction of the CFI;
11. Achieving the defined productivity targets as required by the CFI;
12. Providing pastoral care and counselling of student pilots either as individuals or as a course if appointed as Course Mentors;
13. Testing of FIs and students as required and in line with personal qualifications;
14. Carrying out any other supplementary duties as required by the CFI (or Deputy CFI if appointed).

1. Single Engine Instructors:

1. Commercial Pilot License;
2. SEP Class Rating;
3. Instrument Rating;
4. Flight Instructor Certificate with Night Rating privileges;
5. Class 1 Medical;
6. ICAO level 4 (ELP);
7. 150 Hours Instructor time;

2. Multi-Engine Instructors:

1. Commercial Pilot License;
2. SEP and MEP Class Ratings;
3. Instrument Rating;
4. Flight Instructor Certificate with Multi-Engine class Rating Instructor and Instrument Rating Instructor privileges;
5. Class 1 Medical;
6. ICAO level 4 (ELP);