Southwest Airlines | Instructor
About the Role
Southwest Airlines seeks a Flight Operations Flight Instructor for its headquarters in Dallas, TX. This role is integral to the Flight Operations Department, responsible for delivering comprehensive training to pilots. The instructor will ensure adherence to Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), the Advanced Qualification Program Manual (AQPM), the Flight Operations Training Manual (FOTM), and all company standards. Training will be conducted in both classroom and simulator environments to equip pilots with the necessary knowledge and practical skills for safe and reliable aircraft operation. This position requires consistent on-site presence at the Dallas, TX headquarters.
About the Employer
Southwest Airlines is a leading airline dedicated to providing exceptional travel experiences.
About the Location
Dallas, TX (HDQ)
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare and deliver classroom and simulator training sessions in accordance with FARs, Training Policies/Manuals, and Company requirements.
- Facilitate pilot learning and development.
- Develop and create instructional and evaluation media and materials to support training programs.
- Maintain the integrity of course materials and procedures through ongoing self-study, skills practice, critique review, and instructor meetings.
- May undertake other job duties as assigned by leadership.
Requirements
- Possess a USA DOT/FAA Unrestricted Airline Transport Pilot Certificate (ATP) with "Airplane Multiengine Land" Category and Class Ratings and an "English Proficient" limitation.
- Maintain a paper or electronic logbook documenting at least the last 500 hours of flight time.
- Hold a valid United States Driver's License.
- Meet all regulatory criteria to obtain and maintain Flight Deck Jumpseat Access, including continuous enrollment in Rap Back.
- Demonstrate flying experience operating an aircraft.
- Possess a High School Diploma or GED.
- Be a U.S. citizen or currently authorized to work in the U.S. (sponsorship is not provided).
- Be at least 23 years of age.
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