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Citation Instructor Pilot: Elite Flight Training Leader

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caeDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

CAE in Dallas seeks an Instructor Pilot to lead flight-simulator and ground training, delivering high-quality instruction aligned with FAA regulations and CAE curricula. You will conduct thorough briefings, serve as SME for client training, maintain training records, and pursue progressive roles such as Training Center Evaluator after 1.5 years, with strong emphasis on safety and teaching excellence.

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