LOFT - Part 142 CJ and Citation Training is hiring: Simulator Instructor in Carlsbad

loft part 142 cj citation trainingCarlsbad (CA)

LOFT - Part 142 CJ and Citation Training is hiring: Simulator Instructor in Carlsbad

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loft part 142 cj citation trainingCarlsbad (CA)

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About the role

Company Description: LOFT is a family-owned Part 142 training center teaching thousands of pilots per year how to fly Citation series jets in full-motion flight simulators.

Role Description: LOFT offers both full-time W2 and 1099 Contractor positions for a Simulator Instructor based in Carlsbad, CA. The Simulator Instructor will provide professional flight instruction to clients, including both theoretical and practical training. Responsibilities include conducting simulator session, and assessing pilot performance to ensure compliance with aviation standards and regulations. Supporting training programs, maintaining accurate training records, and staying up to date with current aviation practices will also be key aspects of this role.

Qualifications:

An FAA ATP certificate
Strong knowledge of Aircraft Systems and their functionalities.
Experience operating jet aircraft with either a general aviation, military, or airline background.
Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills for effective instruction and interaction with clients.
FAA or other recognized instructor certification and prior flight instruction experience are preferred.
Ability to adapt to individual learning styles and evaluate trainee progress effectively.
Knowledge of safety management systems and aviation regulations is a plus.

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