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Description The Director of Flight Training leads all flight training operations in support of ... of instructor pilot experience beyond minimums. * ATP - Rotorcraft. * 500+ NVG/NVS experience and ...

FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate or Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate, Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), CFII, and/or Multi-Engine Instructor (MEI) certificates. * Knowledge of FAA ...

Provides simulator/flight or classroom instruction on one or more aircraft types as assigned for ... Hold or meets qualifications to receive an unrestricted ATP certificate and a minimum of one ...

Provides simulator/flight or classroom instruction on one or more aircraft types as assigned for ... Hold or meets qualifications to receive an unrestricted ATP certificate and a minimum of one ...

Provides simulator/flight or classroom instruction on one or more aircraft types as assigned for ... Hold or meets qualifications to receive an unrestricted ATP certificate and a minimum of one ...

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How much do atp flight instructor jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 4, 2026, the average yearly pay for atp flight instructor in Alabama is $85,762.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $62,500.00 and $101,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an ATP Flight Instructor?

An ATP Flight Instructor teaches and trains aspiring pilots in a structured environment to help them obtain their Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certification. They provide flight instruction, ground training, and simulator sessions to ensure students meet the necessary proficiency standards. These instructors typically work at flight schools or academies and follow a standardized curriculum to prepare pilots for commercial aviation careers.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an ATP Flight Instructor?

To thrive as an ATP Flight Instructor, you need an Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate, a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) rating, thorough knowledge of advanced aeronautics, and strong instructional abilities. Familiarity with flight simulators, advanced avionics systems, and compliance with FAA regulations is essential. Exceptional communication, patience, and the ability to adapt teaching styles to individual student needs are crucial soft skills in this role. These capabilities ensure safe, effective pilot training and contribute to higher student success rates and safety standards.

What does an ATP Flight Instructor do?

A typical workday for an ATP Flight Instructor involves a mix of ground school instruction, flight training sessions, and pre- and post-flight briefings with students. Instructors spend time preparing lesson plans, reviewing student progress, and maintaining records to ensure compliance with FAA standards. The role also involves frequent collaboration with other instructors and staff to coordinate training schedules and share best practices. While some days may be spent primarily in classrooms or simulators, others are devoted to real-world flight hours, offering a dynamic and engaging work environment. This variety provides valuable experience and keeps instructors sharp while helping students achieve their pilot certification goals.

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Standardization Instructor Pilot - Fort Rucker

Bell Flight

Ozark, AL • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 16 days ago


Job description

We're more than aviation experts, we're pioneers. We challenge what's possible. From breaking the sound barrier to advanced tiltrotor systems. Today, Bell is shaping the future of aviation through specialized engineering. And we want you.

Flight School Next

Bring your experience and ideas and help us instruct instructors on the Bell 505 aircraft for Flight School Next training requirements. This role will engage in our train-the-trainer model regarding aircraft systems, planning considerations and in-flight operations using classroom, training devices, flight simulators and aircraft flight training. You will provide training and evaluations of Flight School Next instructor pilots to ensure compliance with Bell flight standards as outlined in performance work standards for flight training.

This role will be an integral part of the team, working closely with instructor pilots, instructors, and flight school students. You'll be able to provide subject matter expertise during the design of training modules and be responsible for the successful training of Army aviators across flight, simulator, and academic environments. This role will be based in Ozark, AL with travel to the Bell Training Academy in Fort Worth, TX.

What You'll Be Doing as a Standardization Instructor Pilot

  • Train Instructor Pilots (train-the-trainer) regarding aircraft systems, planning considerations and in-flight operations using classroom instruction, synthetic training devices, and aircraft flight training

         Deliver flight, academic, and simulator training as required to support Flight School Next oversight of instructor training and as needed to meet student training demands

         Conduct and maintain standardization across all flight instructors

         Administer initial flight evaluations, stage checkrides, and instructor proficiency evaluations

         Coordinate and participate in development and updates for SOPs, flight/ground training courseware, flight procedures and Aircrew Training Manual updates in concert with government oversight

         Responsible for monitoring flight safety trends and flight training area procedures while recommending corrective actions to ensure safe flight operations

         May serve duties as a collateral safety officer working with FSN Aviation Safety Officer supporting flight operations at Cairns, Shell, and Bell Ozark.

         Compliance with all applicable Civil and Military Aviation Authority requirements in support of Flight School Next

         Perform maintenance check flight evaluations and maintenance check flights as required

         May travel as required to support Flight School Next

         May work shifts outside of 8am-5pm schedule as required by the Flight School demand.

Skills You Bring to this Role

         At least 8 years of Helicopter Aviation experience

         Commercial Rotorcraft license

         CFI/CFII (AGI for ground instructors)

         At least 2000 hours total time in helicopters

         At least 1000 hours as instructor pilot

         No revocation of any pilot's license by the FAA or regulatory agencies

         Strong communication skills and instructional techniques

         High safety awareness with experience in accident/incident prevention with a strong understanding of risk management and CRM principles

         Ability to mentor other flight instructors

         Must be able to obtain and maintain a Class 2 Medical Certificate in accordance with regulatory requirements for pilot operations.

         Preferred:

o   Bachelor's degree

o   5 years of Instructor Pilot experience

o   ATP - Rotorcraft

o   NVG experience

o   500 hours of instrument experience

o   High familiarity of Bell products - certifications/qualifications received for Bell model aircraft is a plus

o   Increased level based on instruction time in aircraft

o   Prior experience instructing for other Civil Aviation Authorities

o   Prior experience completing FAA/EASA audits

o   Ability to exercise judgment and discretion while working under pressure of deadlines and priority changes.

Bell may issue conditional job offers that depend on Government contract award, funding, contract execution, and required approvals. If the Government does not award or fund the contract, cancels the solicitation, or stops contract execution, all contingent offers automatically become void.