PA-31 Survey Pilot

Job description

Aries Aviation are looking for pilots. They’re a Canadian company, so I imagine they snagged some US-based projects, hence the FAA License requirement (to fly N-registered aircraft).

First time I’ve ever heard of them! I’ll keep doing my research and will update this post with anything insightful.

Qualifications:

FAA Commercial License

800TT

Instrument Rating

2 Crew and Single Pilot IFR Experience

Valid American Passport

Be dexterous and occasionally lift a maximum of 75lbs

All required visas or travel documents allowing you to freely travel unrestricted

Preference will be given to applicants with multi-engine experience

Responsibilities & Duties

Single pilot aerial survey flight and repositioning flights on a Piper Navajo

Conducting risk analyses for flight operations with a focus on continuous improvement

Supporting accident/incident/hazard investigations as required - Completing all required documentation in a timely manner, including flight logs, tracking sheets, SMS reports and required financial reports

Contributing positively to the culture, growth, and strategic direction of the company Working Conditions USA based aircraft. Due to the nature of our business, the successful candidates must be flexible with the willingness to work weekends, evenings, and holidays. Majority of our work is done on a rotational basis in the field all over North America. Benefits

Competitive salary ($60,000 - 580,000 USD) - Daily meal allowance when on field rotations ($111.95 USD plus $17.30 USD for incidental expenses)

Pilots can expect 400-600 hours a year

20 Vacation days per calendar year (prorated from start date for calendar year)

Flow to Learjet 35 program with company needs

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Who can apply

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