About This Role
Caring for students as they learn to fly is the core of this flight instructor role, which focuses on instrument training. The position suits an energetic, safety-focused CFII who enjoys teaching and wants consistent students while growing with a flight school that is investing in its fleet, facilities, curriculum, and people.
Responsibilities
- Provide high-quality flight and ground instruction under FAR Part 61 and, where applicable, Part 141
- Train students through private pilot, instrument, commercial, and advanced ratings
- Conduct single-engine and instrument flight instruction; multi-engine instruction is a plus
- Use aircraft, simulators, and structured curriculum to prepare students for safe, confident checkride performance
- Build productive student relationships through clear instruction, honest feedback, and strong scheduling habits
- Complete accurate training records, lesson notes, endorsements, and student evaluations
- Maintain a professional, safety-first standard in all flight and ground operations
- Participate in required safety meetings, standardization, and instructor development
- Work a schedule that may include early mornings, evenings, and occasional weekends based on student and operational needs
Requirements
- Current FAA Certified Flight Instructor certificate with Instrument Instructor (CFII) rating required
- Current FAA medical certificate appropriate for the duties performed
- Strong knowledge of FAR/AIM, FAA practical test standards/ACS, IFR procedures, and safe general-aviation operations
- Professional communication skills and a genuine ability to connect with students
- Reliable, organized, and able to manage a student schedule effectively
Nice to have:
- Multi-engine, MEI, stage-check, simulator, or Part 141 experience
- 2 years of CFII experience
Benefits
- A growing student base and meaningful opportunity to build a full schedule
- Modernizing fleet, facilities, and training systems
- Clear opportunity to grow into advanced instruction, multi-engine instruction, standardization, leadership, and check-airman roles
- A collaborative team that values professionalism, safety, and a great student experience
- Employee discount
Important Details
- Expected hours: 20.0
- 40.0 per week
Application Process
- Apply with your resume, a copy of your CFI and CFII certificates, and a short note about your instructional experience and current availability
- Prepare and teach a short lesson
