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PNG Air ATR72 TRI / TRE

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Aircraft type

ATR 72| ATR

Areas of operation

Papua New Guinea| Guinea

Job Description

About the Company PNG Air is a growing ATR 72 operator in Papua New Guinea and Rishworth Aviation's client for this direct-hire position. Role Overview Rishworth Aviation is recruiting experienced ATR 72 Type Rating Instructors and Examiners (TRI / TRE) for PNG Air, based in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. The position offers the opportunity to play a key role in developing flight crew capability, maintaining training standards and supporting a growing ATR 72 operation. Requirements 3,000 or more hours total flight time. 500 or more hours multi-engine time. 500 or more hours Part 121 flight time. 500 or more hours turbine time. Currently flying as ATR 72-500 / 72-600 PIC, TRI or TRE, or last flight within 18 months. OPC completed within the last 6 to 12 months. Licences & Qualifications Valid TRI and/or TRE approval on ATR (ICAO equivalent accepted). Valid ATPL with a valid ATR 72-500 / 72-600 type rating and multi-engine command instrument rating (ATR 72-600 type rating is an advantage). Valid English Language Proficiency Level 4 or above. Valid Class 1 medical certificate. Experience Previous airline training and checking experience. What We Offer Touring roster of 3 weeks on / 3 weeks off (optional 6 weeks on / 6 weeks off, subject to airline approval). Accommodation provided. Return commuting flights and ground transport provided. Medical insurance. Work with a professional and expanding ATR operation. Additional Information If you meet the minimum requirements, apply now and attach your updated CV.

Requirements

  • 3,000 or more hours total flight time.
  • 500 or more hours multi-engine time.
  • 500 or more hours Part 121 flight time.
  • 500 or more hours turbine time.
  • Currently flying as ATR 72-500 / 72-600 PIC, TRI or TRE, or last flight within 18 months.
  • OPC completed within the last 6 to 12 months.
  • Valid TRI and/or TRE approval on ATR (ICAO equivalent accepted).
  • Valid ATPL with a valid ATR 72-500 / 72-600 type rating and multi-engine command instrument rating (ATR 72-600 type rating is an advantage).
  • Valid English Language Proficiency Level 4 or above.
  • Valid Class 1 medical certificate.
  • Previous airline training and checking experience.
  • Touring roster of 3 weeks on / 3 weeks off (optional 6 weeks on / 6 weeks off, subject to airline approval).
  • Accommodation provided.
  • Return commuting flights and ground transport provided.
  • Work with a professional and expanding ATR operation.

Benefits

  • Medical insurance.