CAE | Instructor

Praetor Instructor Pilot - Dallas, USA

CAE Simuflite Inc. seeks a skilled Praetor Instructor Pilot to join its team in Dallas, United States of America. This role focuses on delivering high-quality simulator and ground training to pilots, developing their confidence and skills through comprehensive instruction and subject-matter expertise. The position offers opportunities for professional growth, including potential qualification as a Training Center Evaluator and customer contract check airman.

About the Role

The Praetor Instructor Pilot is responsible for providing flight simulator and ground-school training in accordance with regulatory standards, CAE curriculum, and client requirements. This includes conducting professional pre- and post-flight simulator briefings, serving as a subject-matter expert for training programs, and maintaining accurate training records. The role supports pilot development for licenses, type ratings, certificates, and internal qualifications across various aircraft types.

Requirements

• Unrestricted ATP certificate or completion of the ATP Written examination.
• Basic computer proficiency, including Microsoft Office and internet-based programs.
• Authorization to work in the United States.
• Strong communication skills and a passion for teaching.
• Ability to participate in CAE’s DOT Drug & Alcohol testing program.
• Physical ability to perform tasks such as climbing, working in confined or stationary positions for extended periods, moving about as needed, handling objects up to 20 pounds, and performing repetitive hand, wrist, or finger motions.

Preferred Qualifications

• Unrestricted PIC Type Rating.
• FAR Part 135 experience.
• 3,000+ total flight hours.
• Business-aircraft experience.
• Prior instructional or training experience.
• Ability to tailor training for diverse customers.
• Careful recordkeeping to CAE and FAA standards.
• A customer-service mindset.
• Strong verbal and written communication.

Flight Experience

• Preferred total flight time: 3,000 hours.
• Regulatory minimum total flight time: 1,500 hours.