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About Coulson Aviation Australia: Coulson Aviation Australia is a subsidiary of global aerial firefighting leader Coulson Aviation and supports Australian States and Emergency Service Organisations with the provision of heavy aircraft and experienced team members. Coulson Aviation Australia operates the New South Wales Rural Fire Service fleet of aerial firefighting and emergency services assets consisting of both fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft. With a diverse fleet of a Boeing 737 FIRELINER, Citation and King Air Command/Control aircraft, CH47D Chinooks, UH60 Blackhawks and Bell 412 helicopters we operate a high paced year-round operation. For more information about Coulson Aviation Australia visit www.coulsonaviation.com.au

What we are looking for: We are currently seeking an experienced, enthusiastic, and self-motivated Blackhawk pilot to fulfil the role of S70 Blackhawk Type Specialist in New South Wales, Australia. The right candidate will have the ability to work in a team environment conducting aerial firefighting and flood response, equipment transport, disaster mitigation and related operations in support of emergency services. They must have a strong focus on safety and customer service. This role will report to the HOO and assist with the discharge of their responsibilities to ensure the safe operation of the S70 Blackhawk type to ensure all flights, operations and other work are in compliance with CASA Regulations, Company Manuals, policies and client SOP's and are achieved safely, effectively and efficiently. The role requires flexibility and working away from home base at short notice, and offers competitive salary and an emphasis on work/life balance on offer.

Essential Qualifications / Experience: Australian CPL(H) or ATPL(H); 5000 hrs Rotary Experience; Minimum 500 hours of flying experience on S70/UH60 Blackhawk variants; Demonstrated experience in management of aviation operations; Detailed knowledge of civil aviation safety and regulatory framework and rules; Australian Class 1 Medical; Low Level Firefighting rating; Low Level Sling Load Rating; Minimum 3 year and 500 hours experience in remote area and unimproved landing area operations; Minimum 3 year and 500 hours background in Part 138 Aerial work operations including firefighting, SAR/EMS and/or external load operations; The right to live and work in Australia.

Desirable Qualifications / Experience: Addition of a Bell 412 Type rating; Winch/Personnel hoist operations Rating; NVIS Rating; Multi Engine Instrument Rating; Instructor/Flight Examiner qualifications.

We would like to thank all applicants in advance for their interest; however, we can only consider applicants that are an Australian resident and are legally eligible to work in Australia. Suitably qualified Aboriginal or Torres Strait candidates are encouraged to apply. Due to the volume of applications we receive, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls please.

Maintenance Test Pilot (MTP) - (Bell 407). Impact a better future.

Serco: At Serco, we bring together the right people, technology, and partners to deliver innovative solutions that impact a better future. We have been operating in the Middle East since 1947 and have a profound understanding of the region. With over 4,500 colleagues here, we support governments across defence, space, transport, emergency services, justice and migration, and other vital public services. Our core capabilities span service design and advisory, customer experience, complex programme management, systems integration, and asset and facilities management, alongside environmental and case management services. Guided by our unique service model, we work together with clients and partners to achieve long-term visions and tackle some of the world's most complex challenges.

Your Opportunity: This role will be based for Serco in Abu Dhabi working for a UAE Government Customer - Australian Citizens preferred (visa costs covered). Responsible for conducting acceptance test flights, pre/post phase test flights, ground/flight maintenance operational checks, ground/flight evaluation and troubleshooting. Reports directly to the Maintenance Team Lead and Maintenance Manager to assist with coordinating with Production Control for maintenance planning, schedules and unit (pilot and aircrew) support for maintenance operations when required. Must be able to communicate well with others, instill a teamwork mentality, and lead by example.

Key Accountabilities: Must ensure that all aircraft inspection procedures, maintenance practices, standards, and records comply with all FAA, EASA, etc. TAMMS and the company's regulations; Performs as MTP on the concerned aircraft and serves as Pilot in command (PIC) in accomplishing maintenance test flights, acceptance flights, and support missions as prescribed by customer requirements; Obtains brief information on purpose of flight test, weather, operation procedures, intelligence, and special instructions, and prepares flight plans considering altitude, terrain, weather, aircraft, crew capabilities, threats, operational/training requirements and flight procedures; Ensures aircraft are maintained to airworthiness standards prescribed by applicable regulations, technical manuals, airworthiness directives, and good maintenance practices; Ensures the aircraft is pre-flight inspected, loaded, equipped, and manned for mission, inspecting engines, fuselage, and control surfaces for mechanical and structural soundness, testing mission equipment, and verifying weight and balance, fuel supply, and survival/rescue equipment; Briefs all crew and non-crew members on safety, emergency procedures, and scope of mission; performs prescribed test maneuvers, records results and test specifications; Tests both normal and emergency functions of systems, coordinates flight phases of test/support missions, maintains flight records, conducts and supervises training of crew members, and instructs local national crew members in maintenance test flying; Must be able to perform limited duties of technical inspector; Assists as needed in troubleshooting and use of test equipment and with logistical issues.

Specific Requirements: Minimum of 5 Years Aviation Maintenance; FAA, EASA, etc. or equivalent military training certificates (military or commercial aircraft maintenance school or course required); Graduate of AMOC Phase I course and the concerned aircraft MTPC (AMOC Phase II) or equivalents; Must be able to attain and maintain a local military flight physical (class I), equivalent to the FAA (class II); Minimum 1000 hours first pilot time (PIC) and 200 hours MTP in Bell 407; Must have strong knowledge of FAA, EASA, etc. and/or equivalent Army maintenance practices including TAMMS-A, Aeronautical Equipment Maintenance Management Procedures, and ATP Aviation Maintenance; Proven technical experience on air platforms from UAE, US, Australia and/or South Korea; Must be able to pass hands-on flight evaluation; Valid Pilot license with Test Pilot rating.

Join Us: At Serco, we believe there is a place here for everyone — a place where you can bring your authentic self to work every day. Our workplace culture embraces diversity and fosters equity, respect, and belonging. Serco is committed to Equal Employment Opportunities and to ensuring the safety of all employees through its Zero Harm initiative. Please visit careers.serco.com for more information.

Maintenance Test Pilot (MTP) - (CH-47). Impact a better future.

Serco: At Serco, we bring together the right people, technology, and partners to deliver innovative solutions that impact a better future. We have been operating in the Middle East since 1947 and have a profound understanding of the region. With over 4,500 colleagues here, we support governments across defence, space, transport, emergency services, justice and migration, and other vital public services. Our core capabilities span service design and advisory, customer experience, complex programme management, systems integration, and asset and facilities management, alongside environmental and case management services. Guided by our unique service model, we work together with clients and partners to achieve long-term visions and tackle some of the world's most complex challenges.

Your Opportunity: This role will be based for Serco in Abu Dhabi working for a UAE Government Customer - Australian Citizens preferred (visa costs covered). Responsible for conducting acceptance test flights, pre/post phase test flights, ground/flight maintenance operational checks, ground/flight evaluation and troubleshooting. Reports directly to the Maintenance Team Lead and Maintenance Manager to assist with coordinating with Production Control for maintenance planning, schedules and unit (pilot and aircrew) support for maintenance operations when required. Must be able to communicate well with others, instill a teamwork mentality, and lead by example.

Key Accountabilities: Must ensure that all aircraft inspection procedures, maintenance practices, standards, and records comply with all FAA, EASA, etc. TAMMS and the company's regulations; Performs as MTP on the concerned aircraft and serves as Pilot in command (PIC) in accomplishing maintenance test flights, acceptance flights, and support missions as prescribed by customer requirements; Obtains brief information on purpose of flight test, weather, operation procedures, intelligence, and special instructions, and prepares flight plans considering altitude, terrain, weather, aircraft, crew capabilities, threats, operational/training requirements and flight procedures; Ensures aircraft are maintained to airworthiness standards; Ensures the aircraft is pre-flight inspected, loaded, equipped, and manned for mission, inspecting engines, fuselage, and control surfaces, testing mission equipment, and verifying weight and balance, fuel supply, and survival/rescue equipment; Briefs all crew and non-crew members on safety, emergency procedures, and scope of mission; performs prescribed test maneuvers, records results and test specifications; Tests both normal and emergency functions of systems, coordinates flight phases of test/support missions, maintains flight records, conducts and supervises training of crew members, and instructs local national crew members in maintenance test flying; Must be able to perform limited duties of technical inspector; Assists as needed in troubleshooting and use of test equipment and with logistical issues.

Specific Requirements: Minimum of 5 Years Aviation Maintenance; FAA, EASA, etc. or equivalent military training certificates (military or commercial aircraft maintenance school or course required); Graduate of AMOC Phase I course and the concerned aircraft MTPC (AMOC Phase II) or equivalents; Must be able to attain and maintain a local military flight physical (class I), equivalent to the FAA (class II); Minimum 1000 hours first pilot time (PIC) and 200 hours MTP in CH-47; Must have strong knowledge of FAA, EASA, etc. and/or equivalent Army maintenance practices including TAMMS-A, Aeronautical Equipment Maintenance Management Procedures, and ATP Aviation Maintenance; Proven technical experience on air platforms from UAE, US, Australia and/or South Korea; Must be able to pass hands-on flight evaluation; Valid Pilot license with Test Pilot rating.

Join Us: At Serco, we believe there is a place here for everyone. Our workplace culture embraces diversity and fosters equity, respect, and belonging. Serco is committed to Equal Employment Opportunities and to ensuring the safety of all employees through its Zero Harm initiative.

Serco: At Serco, we bring together the right people, technology, and partners to deliver innovative solutions that impact a better future. We have been operating in the Middle East since 1947 and have a profound understanding of the region. With over 4,500 colleagues here, we support governments across defence, space, transport, emergency services, justice and migration, and other vital public services. Our core capabilities span service design and advisory, customer experience, complex programme management, systems integration, and asset and facilities management, alongside environmental and case management services. Guided by our unique service model, we work together with clients and partners to achieve long-term visions and tackle some of the world's most complex challenges. We're different because we do. Your Opportunity: Responsible for conducting acceptance test flights, pre/post phase test flights, ground/flight maintenance operational checks, ground/flight evaluation and troubleshooting. Reports directly to the Maintenance Team Lead and Maintenance Manager to assist with coordinating with Production Control for maintenance planning, schedules and unit (pilot and aircrew) support for maintenance operations when required. Must be able to communicate well with others, instill a teamwork mentality, and lead by example. Key Accountabilities: Must ensure that all aircraft inspection procedures, maintenance practices, standards, and records comply with all FAA, EASA, etc. TAMMS and the company's regulations; Performs as MTP on the concerned aircraft and serves as Pilot in command (PIC) in accomplishing maintenance test flights, acceptance flights, and support missions as prescribed by customer requirements; Obtains brief information on purpose of flight test, weather, operation procedures, intelligence, and special instructions, and prepares flight plans considering such factors as altitude, terrain, weather, aircraft, crew capabilities, threats, operational/training requirements and flight procedures; Ensuring that all the concerned aircraft's are being maintained to airworthiness standards prescribed by applicable regulations, technical manuals, airworthiness directives, and good maintenance practices; Ensures the aircraft is pre-flight inspected, loaded, equipped, and manned for mission, inspects engines, fuselage, and control surfaces for mechanical and structural soundness, inspects and tests mission equipment, ensures weight and balance is valid, fuel supply is adequate, plus survival and rescue equipment is properly stowed; Brief all crew members and non-crew members on safety, emergency procedures, and scope of mission, perform prescribed test maneuvers, instrument readings, records results and test specifications as prescribed by the contract or customer requirements; Test both normal and emergency functions of systems, coordinate and direct flight phases of test or support missions with other aircraft, maintain flight records and report observations, conduct and supervise training of crew members, instruct local national crew members in the operation and techniques of maintenance test flying, orient and brief crew members and non-crew members on duties, responsibilities, flight operation, and mission profile; Must be able to perform limited duties of technical inspector, inspecting maintenance, and modification actions on assigned aircraft; Assist as needed, in troubleshooting and use of test equipment, assist as needed with logistical issues to identify needed components or test equipment. Specific Requirements: Minimum of 5 Years Aviation Maintenance; FAA, EASA, etc. or equivalent military training certificates, military or commercial aircraft maintenance school or course required; Graduate of AMOC Phase I course and the concerned aircraft MTPC (AMOC Phase II) or equivalents; Proven technical experience on air platforms from one of the following nations - UAE, US, Australia and/or South Korea; Must be able to attain and maintain a local military flight physical (class I), equivalent to the FAA (class II); Minimum 1000 hours first pilot time (PIC) and 200 hours MTP in AS550; Must have strong knowledge of FAA, EASA, etc. and/or equivalent Army maintenance practices including The Army Maintenance Management System for Aviation (TAMMS-A), Aeronautical Equipment Maintenance Management Procedures, and ATP Aviation Maintenance; Must be able to pass hands-on flight evaluation. Join Us: At Serco, we believe there is a place here for everyone. Serco is committed to Equal Employment Opportunities and is committed to ensuring the safety of all of its employees through its Zero Harm initiative.

Greymouth Central, West Coast, New Zealand. With our recent announcement of the purchase of four new H145 D2/3 helicopters, GCH Aviation is looking for an experienced helicopter pilot to join the amazing team supporting the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter operation based in Nelson. Our preferred applicant will be a Single Pilot IFR Helicopter Pilot with a passion for emergency services and teamwork.

About GCH Aviation: GCH Aviation is a proudly family-owned aviation company operating emergency medicine, commercial and scenic helicopter services, certified flight training, and fixed-wing air ambulance, corporate jet, and FBO operations throughout New Zealand and the South Pacific. For more than three decades, we have maintained one of New Zealand's most respected helicopter safety records.

Our Mission Statement: Enrich lives through our expertise in aviation.

Our Values: Safety - Safety is paramount in aviation. Everyone takes a proactive approach through sound decision-making and our no commercial pressure policy. Family - We treat our workmates with respect and care while offering support whenever needed. Pride - We are accountable to our peers and the communities we serve every day. Quality - We continually strive to improve and execute every detail better than before. Legacy - We look to the future and aim to leave a lasting legacy for the next generation.

About You: You will align strongly with our company values; be self-motivated, adaptable, and an excellent communicator; demonstrate initiative and thrive within a close-knit team; remain calm under pressure; value teamwork, family, and community involvement.

You will also hold: Helicopter CPL; Class 1 Medical; Multi Engine endorsement; unrestricted Night Rating with minimum 50 hours night; minimum 2,000 hours rotary wing PIC; H145 type rating preferred (similar twin-engine experience considered); NVG endorsement; clean criminal record suitable for Airport Identity Card requirements.

Highly Desirable: IFR (RW) Rating with minimum 100 hours IFR; Previous HEMS experience; New Zealand South Island flying experience; 20 hours rotary PIC IMC; Winch endorsement; ATPL(H); Instructor or Flight Examiner endorsement with ME; Unrestricted driver licence.

The Role: This position is based in Nelson supporting critical rescue helicopter operations across the Nelson and Marlborough regions. The successful applicant may occasionally be required to travel to support operations at other GCH Aviation bases. Our operation runs on a Kelly Shift roster pattern, with pilots required to remain on base while on duty.

Why Join Us? Health and Safety is at the core of everything we do — both on the ground and in the air. GCH Aviation is proud to be the only helicopter company in New Zealand to hold a Diamond Safety Award. We are a true family business and regularly host quiz nights, BBQs, open days, and team events so our people and families can stay connected.

We offer: Competitive remuneration package; Southern Cross Health Insurance; Free parking; Uniform provided; Opportunity to operate brand-new H145 aircraft; Supportive, values-driven culture; The chance to genuinely make a difference every day. If you're looking to join an exceptional team and contribute to life-saving operations in one of New Zealand's most beautiful regions, apply now via Seek - we'd love to hear from you.

Reach Beyond! CHC provides unmatched helicopter services that enable our customers to reach beyond – to work in remote and challenging destinations that limit others – and come home safely. We are dedicated to our purpose of getting our customers where they need to be, when they need to be there, anywhere in the world – safely and reliably.

At CHC, we pride ourselves on our values and culture: Accountability - Take pride and ownership of our actions and results; Collaboration - Working together with transparency and trust to drive continuous improvement; Care - Creating a safe and sustainable environment for all; Integrity - Doing what's right and fostering a culture of respect; Excellence - Prioritizing quality services and setting industry standards.

Reach Beyond with CHC Helicopters (Australia): At CHC Helicopters Australia, we deliver safe, reliable, and world-class helicopter services across the offshore energy sector, emergency medical services, and search and rescue. For more than 75 years, CHC has been trusted to deliver aviation solutions in some of the most remote and challenging environments across the globe. Our dedication to safety, innovation, and operational excellence underpins the critical services we provide to our customers and the communities we serve. Our people make the difference. With a strong commitment to safety, teamwork, and professionalism, we help our customers and colleagues reach beyond what they thought possible.

CHC has an opportunity for suitably qualified and experienced Pilots to be considered for the position of AW139 Captain for our ADF SAR Contract. This opportunity is permanent in East Sale, VIC with some touring as required by CHC.

Qualifications, Skills & Attributes - minimum: Valid ATPL(H); Valid IR-C-ME(H) with a minimum of 3 renewals; 3,000 flying hours (H); 2,000 flying hours Pilot-In-Command (PIC) (H); 1,200 flying hours multi engine command (H); Current AW139 Type Rating, with 100 PIC hours on type; Night VFR rating, with 200 hours night flying; Low Level rating with Winch Endorsement; Ability to complete a RAAF SAR Command course to a Captain standard; Ability to obtain and maintain a CASA Class 1 Medical and Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC).

Desirable criteria: NVIS rating; Previous SAR/EMS experience.

Key Attributes: Strong interpersonal, leadership, and communication skills; Self-motivated with a results-oriented approach; Positive attitude and strong team orientation; Excellent collaboration and relationship-building skills; Ability to work in a dynamic team environment.

Eligibility: Applicants must have the legal right to work in Australia and meet any clearance requirements relevant to the role.

Diversity & Inclusion: At CHC, we celebrate diversity and welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people of all genders, the LGBTI+ community, mature-aged workers, people with disability, and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

Recruitment Process: We may commence interviews or close applications prior to the advertised closing date if suitable candidates are identified; applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible. For further information, please contact Flight Operations – Tori Jackson (tori.jackson@chcheli.com) or Matt Shrimpton (matt.shrimpton@chcheli.com). Job advert closes: at 1600 (AWST) on Sunday, 31 May 2026. We reserve the right to contact only shortlisted candidates.

GCH Aviation, owner/operators of Wellington Helicopters, are looking for an experienced Commercial Helicopter Pilot to join our small team based on Queens Wharf in central Wellington. GCH Aviation also operates the Nelson Marlborough and Canterbury West Coast Rescue Helicopters, the New Zealand Flying Doctors Service, the GCH Jet Centre (FBO) & Jet Operations, Kaikoura Helicopters and Coastwide Helicopters. GCH Aviation is proudly family owned, with opportunities to be involved across the wider organisation and contribute in areas of personal interest and expertise. At GCH Aviation, every member of the team contributes to the wider operation, so our pilots are expected to be hands-on and willing to assist wherever required to ensure the smooth and safe running of operations. This includes being willing and available to travel and work at any GCH Aviation base when required. Remuneration will be discussed with the successful applicant and will reflect skills and experience in line with the company remuneration matrix. About Wellington Helicopters: Wellington Helicopters is a solely commercial operations base delivering a wide range of specialised helicopter services across the lower North Island and beyond. Our experienced team focuses on: Inner-city lifting and precision operations; Firefighting and emergency response work; Powerline construction and maintenance support; Scenic flights and tourism experiences; Passenger and charter transfers; Commercial aerial project work and more. We are looking for a helicopter pilot with: A current NZCAA Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter); Minimum 1000 hours PIC helicopter time preferred; Experience in, or willingness to undertake, passenger work and scenic flights; Willingness to assist in office, sales and ground support duties; BK117 and/or EC130 ratings preferred; External load experience preferred (200 hours+); A high level of physical fitness and good health to meet operational demands; A valid NZCAA Class 1 Medical Certificate; Strong customer service skills, team focus and flexibility; The ability to pass NZCAA, Aviation Security and Police vetting checks; Willingness to work shift work across a seven-day roster in accordance with the Company Flight & Duty and Fatigue Management Schemes, including weekends and Public Holidays. Advantageous experience includes: HUET certification; Overwater flying experience; Firefighting, powerline, exploration and drilling experience; Multi-engine helicopter experience. Please upload your cover letter and CV highlighting your current ratings, flying hours, skills and experience.

Nelson Central, Tasman, New Zealand. With our recent announcement of the purchase of four new H145 D2/3 helicopters, GCH Aviation is looking for an experienced helicopter pilot to join the amazing team supporting the Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter operation based in Nelson. Our preferred applicant will be a Single Pilot IFR Helicopter Pilot with a passion for emergency services and teamwork. About GCH Aviation: GCH Aviation is a proudly family-owned aviation company operating emergency medicine, commercial and scenic helicopter services, certified flight training, and fixed-wing air ambulance, corporate jet, and FBO operations throughout New Zealand and the South Pacific. For more than three decades, we have maintained one of New Zealand's most respected helicopter safety records. Our Mission Statement: Enrich lives through our expertise in aviation. Our Values: Safety - Safety is paramount in aviation, everyone takes a proactive approach through sound decision-making and our no commercial pressure policy; Family - We treat our workmates with respect and care while offering support whenever needed; Pride - We are accountable to our peers and the communities we serve every day; Quality - We continually strive to improve and execute every detail better than before; Legacy - We look to the future and aim to leave a lasting legacy for the next generation. About You: You will: align strongly with our company values; be self-motivated, adaptable, and an excellent communicator; demonstrate initiative and thrive within a close-knit team; remain calm under pressure; value teamwork, family, and community involvement. You will also hold: Helicopter CPL; Class 1 Medical; Multi Engine endorsement; unrestricted Night Rating with minimum 50 hours night; minimum 2,000 hours rotary wing PIC; H145 type rating preferred (similar twin-engine experience considered); NVG endorsement; clean criminal record suitable for Airport Identity Card requirements. Highly Desirable: IFR (RW) Rating with minimum 100 hours IFR; Previous HEMS experience; New Zealand South Island flying experience; 20 hours rotary PIC IMC; Winch endorsement; ATPL(H); Instructor or Flight Examiner endorsement with ME; Unrestricted driver licence. The Role: This position is based in Nelson supporting critical rescue helicopter operations across the Nelson and Marlborough regions. The successful applicant may occasionally be required to travel to support operations at other GCH Aviation bases. Our operation runs on a Kelly Shift roster pattern, with pilots required to remain on base while on duty. Why Join Us? Health and Safety is at the core of everything we do. GCH Aviation is proud to be the only helicopter company in New Zealand to hold a Diamond Safety Award. We are a true family business and regularly host quiz nights, BBQs, open days, and team events. We offer: Competitive remuneration package; Southern Cross Health Insurance; Free parking; Uniform provided; Opportunity to operate brand-new H145 aircraft; Supportive, values-driven culture; The chance to genuinely make a difference every day.

This role offers a variety of commercial and agricultural flying and is suited to someone with strong experience. Our operation combines agricultural flying with a wide variety of commercial helicopter work throughout the South Island including: Aerial spraying; Fertiliser application & seeding; External load lifting & construction; Remote site operations; Firefighting support; Electrical & telecommunications construction work; Conservation Support.

Operating Airbus AS350B2 & B3+ Squirrels and a MD500D aircraft, Anderson Helicopters has built a strong reputation for practical, professional helicopter operations across the West Coast and throughout New Zealand.

We are looking for someone who has: External Load experience with long-line up to 200ft; Solid agricultural helicopter experience - Agricultural spraying, fertiliser application (bucket operations); Can operate safely and efficiently in demanding environments; Works well within a small professional team; Is practical, self-motivated, positive attitude and easy to work with; Takes pride in aircraft, equipment and presentation; Understands that good client relationships matter.

Minimum Requirements: Class 1 Medical; 1,500 hrs Pilot in Command Experience; 500 hrs Turbine Experience; AS350 Rating / 100 hrs on type; Ag Rating – Minimum Grade 2, Grade 1 Preferred; External load/lifting work – 100ft Long-line Experience.

Experience with the following would be advantageous: MD500 Rating; Controlled Substance Licence; Fire operations; Remote area flying & bush operations; Mountain Flying experience; Drill Rig Move experience; Tabula Ag GPS experience.

This role will suit someone wanting genuine variety, modern equipment, good people and long-term opportunity within an established family-owned operation. Based in Hokitika, the role offers a lifestyle and flying environment that is difficult to match anywhere else in New Zealand.

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EMS Pilot – Taieri Base. Otago, Taieri Airfield, Dunedin, New Zealand. Full Time, HEMS / Air Ambulance, Pilot. To be negotiated. Start: Wednesday, 1st of July 2026. Application Closes: Friday, 19th of June 2026.

EMS Pilot – Helicopters Otago, Taieri Base. Helicopters Otago is seeking an experienced and motivated EMS Pilot to join our Taieri-based air ambulance crew. Operating in some of New Zealand's most dynamic and challenging environments, our service provides critical aeromedical response across the lower South Island. We are looking for a professional pilot who thrives in a high-performance team environment and is committed to operational excellence, and continuous improvement.

About the Role: As an EMS Pilot, you will: Conduct air ambulance and rescue missions across mountainous, coastal, and remote terrain; Operate in a 4 on 4 off roster environment; Work closely with management, paramedics and other crew; Maintain the highest standards of safety, professionalism, and decision-making; Participate in training, development, and other tasks as necessary; Carry out pilot-maintenance on helicopters and equipment; Maintain our facilities and gear to the highest standards. You will be required to live within a reasonable distance from the base in order to meet requirements for night mission dispatch times.

Minimum Requirements: CPL(H) or ATPL(H) with current Class 1 Medical; Minimum 3,000 hours total helicopter time; Minimum 2,000 hours PIC helicopter; Multi-engine experience; Unrestricted night & NVG ratings; Instrument Rating (Helicopter) – SPIFR; Mountain flying experience; Excellent CRM and communication skills; Eligibility to live and work in New Zealand.

Highly Regarded: EMS and SAR experience; BK117 / EC145 / H145 ratings & experience; Previous single-pilot IFR operations.

What We Offer: Competitive remuneration; Structured roster; Modern, well-equipped aircraft; Advanced training systems including simulator access; Supportive, high-performing team culture; The opportunity to operate in one of the most spectacular flying environments in the world.

If you are a professional, safety-focused pilot ready to contribute to a high-performing aeromedical team, we would like to hear from you. Applications including CV and cover letter should be submitted to: andy@heliotago.co.nz. Applications close: 12th June.

About LifeFlight: LifeFlight Australia is a leading aeromedical organisation dedicated to saving lives through rapid response medical services. Operating a fleet of helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft, LifeFlight delivers critical care and emergency retrievals across Queensland and beyond. In addition to its lifesaving missions, LifeFlight runs a world-class training academy, equipping aviation and medical professionals with the skills needed for high-pressure environments. Our mission is to provide the highest standard of care and make a real difference in the communities we serve.

About the Role: We are seeking an experienced Rotary Wing Pilot to join our Brisbane Hub as a Pilot in Command (PIC). This role operates on a 45/90 roster and is covered by the LifeFlight Australia Limited Rotary Wing Pilots Enterprise Agreement 2024. As Rotary Wing PIC, your key accountabilities are to: Act as the Pilot-In-Command (PIC) according to the LifeFlight Australia (LFA) roster, adhering to published administrative procedures and company policies; Follow rostered and on-call duties as per company policies, including adherence to the Operations Manual; Be prepared to operate as a PIC supporting the QHealth contract across all LFA bases as programmed IAW the roster or when on Standby; Ensure compliance with safety protocols and statutory requirements for the safe, effective, and efficient operation of company aircraft, prioritizing the well-being and safety of all staff, aircrew, passengers, and patients; Identify, manage, and appropriately refer operational and safety risks; Implement and actively participate in the safety management system, workplace health and safety system, and risk management system; Monitor the currency of identified items nearing expiry and bring them to the attention of the appropriate manager; Ensure the serviceability and maintenance of operational ancillary equipment; Attend, participate in, and successfully complete all company operational, safety, fitness, and training sessions, including government contractual requirements; Undergo necessary training for current and new business tasks and assist in mentoring new staff; Assist with media and public relations activities; Observe LifeFlight Retrieval Medicine (LRM) procedures, maintaining crew coordination and cooperation in the multi-crew environment.

About You: Strong communication skills; A safety-first attitude; Enthusiasm and a drive to achieve and maintain the highest level of competency within aero-medical operations; ATPL(H); CIR ME with minimum 3 renewals (IPCs); NVFR(H); Minimum 2500 hours rotary wing; 1500 hours PIC Helicopter; 1200 hours Turbine Helicopter; 100 hours Instrument Flight; 100 hours Night PIC; 100 hours PIC on AW139; Dangerous Goods Certificate; HUET/EBS Certified; Class 1 medical; NVIS Rating; Previous EMS/SAR experience; Type Rating AW139 with 100 hours on type (preferred); Able to operate and proficient in both single pilot and multi pilot operations; Live within 1 hour of Brisbane (standby requirement).

Why LifeFlight? Meaningful Impact: Working with LifeFlight Australia provides an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on people's lives. Collaboration & Support: LifeFlight fosters a culture of camaraderie and teamwork between medical professionals, pilots, and support staff. Salary Packaging Options: Employees can allocate up to $15,900 per Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) year towards general living expenses including groceries, petrol, mortgage, rent, and school fees.

LifeFlight encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as well as people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, to apply. Note: the successful applicant will be required to undergo background checks including a national police check. This position is only open to Australian Citizens, Permanent Residents, or those with unrestricted work rights in Australia. Eligible candidates will need to be fully vaccinated against MMR (measles, mumps, rubella), Varicella, Pertussis, Hepatitis B and will be required to hold or obtain a Working with Children Blue Card (Queensland). Applications will be reviewed as submitted and interviews will be conducted throughout the process. Applications close on Friday, 5 June 2026.

Commercial Helicopter Pilot. Rotor Solutions Australia is an ISO accredited company providing aerial services to the agriculture industry throughout NSW, Victoria and ACT, Australia. We are looking for an experienced Helicopter Pilot for our agricultural and fire operations. Our company is headquartered in Albury, NSW and operates Airbus AS350 aircraft. Candidates must hold a current Ag rating with a minimum of 500 hours and preferably a minimum of 1500 hours on type. Applicants must possess valid Australian work authorisation. You will be joining a close knit team who values safety and attention to detail.

About Us: Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge is a unique and highly remote outback destination in the Kimberley region. We're looking for an experienced pilots to join our airwing operation for the 2026 dry season. The Role: As a Line Pilot, you will take Mount Hart guests on incredible adventures across the breathtaking West Kimberley region. Scenic helicopter tours include off-airport landings in spectacular Kimberley destinations. All Line Pilots will fly R44 aircrafts, ensuring the highest standard of safety, customer service, and professionalism. This is a full-time, seasonal role. Season concludes 30 September. Are you a fishing enthusiast with your pilot's licence? Turn your passion for fishing and flying into a once-in-a-lifetime role in the Kimberley. We're on the lookout for a Fishing Guide Pilot to join our team, delivering unforgettable remote fishing adventures by air. This is a hands-on, adventure-driven role combining piloting, guiding, and guest experience in one of Australia's most spectacular regions. Key Responsibilities: Safely operate aircraft on helicopter tours across the West Kimberley region, including popular destinations such as Horizontal Falls, Bell Gorge, Isdell Gorge, Charnley Gorge, and Twin Flame Falls, including some off-airport landings in the remote Kimberley; Conduct pre-flight inspections and daily reporting to ensure all aircraft are maintained to the highest standards; Provide exceptional customer service to passengers, ensuring a memorable, knowledgeable, and enjoyable experience; Collaborate with ground crew and other team members to ensure smooth operations; Adhere to all aviation regulations and company policies. Essential Qualifications: Commercial Pilots Licence (CPL)(H); CASA Class 1 Medical Certificate; Remote flying experience; Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC); Current Single Engine Helicopter (SEH) Flight Review; Current Dangerous Goods Awareness Certificate; Gas Turbine Engine Rating; Desirable: Low Level Rating; Dangerous Goods Awareness Course; Proficient knowledge of Australian aviation legislation; High level of written and verbal communication skills; Driver's Licence (manual); Excellent communication and interpersonal skills; Ability to work well under pressure and adapt to changing circumstances; Australian citizenship or appropriate work visa. Minimum Experience: Line Pilot: Minimum 500 flying hours (1,000+ desirable). Desirable Experience: Instructor rating Grade 3 or higher; Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET); Low Level with Sling. Benefits: Competitive wages commensurate with experience; Seasonal work from May to October, offering flexibility during the off-season; Opportunity to fly over some of the most stunning landscapes in Australia; Collaborative and supportive work environment; Potential for career advancement within the company. Application Process: To apply for the position, please submit your resume, cover letter, and copies of relevant licences and certifications.

Perth, Western Australia. Permanent, full time. The company: PHI is a global leader in helicopter services. In the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, PHI takes on some of the most challenging assignments in aviation to deliver high quality helicopter support for energy customers and search and rescue authorities. We are one of the safest helicopter operators in the world. Every flight we take is guided by our core values of Safe, Efficient, Quality, Service. About the role: We have an exciting opportunity for a Flying Operations Manager to join our dynamic and growing Flying Operations team. You will be the primary operational liaison between Flying Operations, Operations, Scheduling, Senior Base Pilots and other internal stakeholders. Reporting to the Head of Flying Operations, you will play a pivotal role in providing support to assist with decision-making and ensure consistent implementation. Responsibilities of the role include: Operational Management and oversight; Support Workforce planning & Personnel management; Crew member administration and training coordination (Part 133/138/141/142); Provide support to the Senior Base Pilots in Australia; Act as the liaison and coordinator between flying operations and other departments; Provide support to ensure regulatory compliance; Participate in internal and external audits; Provide administration support to the flying operations management team; Support the application of the company FRMS by providing roster-risk inputs, fatigue risk assessment support and trend monitoring (e.g., using Air Maestro), in coordination with Scheduling. To be considered for this role, you will need: Demonstrated leadership or coordination experience within rotary-wing operations; Proven experience in operational personnel management, training coordination, scheduling, compliance tracking and stakeholder liaison in a regulated environment; Working knowledge of CASA operational frameworks relevant to the operator (Part 91/119/133/138/141/142) and/or international offshore flying regulations; Experience working within FRMS frameworks and roster risk considerations; High competence with administrative systems, document control and reporting. About you: Works cooperatively with others; Embraces change; Sets and communicates clear, measurable standards; Expresses ideas respectfully; Excellent written and verbal communication skills. By joining our team, you will work in a rewarding and professional environment, with a diverse team of people sharing ideas and experiences. If this position sounds right for you, please register through our PHI Career Centre and follow the steps to complete an application. PHI Aviation is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Defence force experience is desirable, and veterans are encouraged to apply. We respectfully request no agency submissions. Applications close Wednesday, 17 June 2026. PHI reserves the right to commence shortlisting and remove this job advertisement prior to this date.

Helicopter Pilot – Charter. Location: Horn Island (Torres Strait). Basis: Fixed Term Contract | Immediate Start. Applications Close: 31st May 2026.

About Nautilus Aviation: For over 25 years, Nautilus Aviation has been a leader in the Australian aviation industry, delivering high-quality, safe, and reliable services. Our diverse operational scope covers search and rescue, aerial firefighting, disaster relief, specialised aerial work, tourism, corporate charter, and flight training. We operate one of Australia's largest and most versatile helicopter fleets—including the B412, B212S, H130T2, H125, B407, B206/B206L, and R44—tailoring solutions to meet the unique needs of our customers. Our team is driven by a commitment to professional excellence and safety.

The Role: We are seeking experienced Helicopter Pilots to join our teams at Horn Island. This is an immediate vacancy focusing on charter operations. This is an opportunity to work within a professional environment, operating well-maintained turbine aircraft in some of Australia's most unique flying environments.

Essential Qualifications & Experience - Licensing & Legal: CASA Commercial Pilot License (Helicopter); Right to live and work in Australia; CASA Class 1 Medical; ASIC (current); Manual Driver's Licence.

Flight Experience: 2,000 hours Minimum Total Time (Helicopter); 1,500 hours Minimum Pilot in Command (PIC); 250 hours Minimum PIC Turbine; 100 hours Minimum Time on Type (B206, B206L, or B407).

Ratings & Endorsements: Gas Turbine Engine (GTE); Low Level Rating; Sling Rating.

Operational Requirements: HUET (current); Dangerous Goods Awareness Course; Proficient knowledge of Australian aviation legislation; Proven high-level written and verbal communication skills; Nil accident history.

Remuneration: Salary is negotiable and will be determined based on the successful candidate's experience level.

Compliance & Culture: Nautilus Aviation values diversity. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are encouraged to apply. All employees must comply with the Nautilus Aviation Drug and Alcohol Management Plan (DAMP) as required by CASA. Random workplace testing, Criminal Record Checks, and Working with Children Checks may apply.

How to Apply: To apply, please forward your current resume and a cover letter explicitly addressing the essential criteria listed above.

We are looking for a Helicopter Pilot! Tourism scenic and charter work; Great location; Accommodation and meals provided; R44 work in a lovely aircraft.

Pilot must have: Current CPL(H); Current ASIC card; 500 hrs min in R44 (additional flying experience an advantage); Commitment for 5 months (longer is possible). This is an independent role, not suitable for low hour pilots.

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Helitreck is seeking an experienced and motivated full-time helicopter pilot to join our growing operations team based out of Bankstown Airport, Sydney. This role operates on a 2 weeks on / 2 weeks off rotation, with opportunities to work across a variety of operations and locations throughout Australia. Our operations primarily focus on: Firefighting and aerial fire operations; External load and long line work; Commercial lifting operations including installation of solar panels, extractor fans, air conditioning systems and rooftop equipment. Helitreck operates a fleet including: BK117; Bell 206; Bell 205. Due to the seasonal nature of aerial firefighting operations, roster flexibility is essential. During peak fire season, shorter breaks may be required, with longer breaks typically available during quieter winter periods. About the Role: The successful applicant will: Conduct fire, charter and utility helicopter operations across Australia; Operate in remote and varied environments as required by the company; Participate in external load and long line operations; Maintain high operational and safety standards; Work closely with clients, crew, and operational personnel. Minimum Requirements: Applicants must hold: Australian CPL(H); Minimum 2,000 hours Helicopter Pilot in Command; Minimum 1,000 hours turbine experience; Fire H Rating; Minimum 100 hours fire experience; Long line experience; HUET certification. Desirable Qualifications & Experience: Preference will be given to applicants with: Night flying experience; Winch endorsement/experience; BK117 experience; Bell 205 experience; Bell 206L experience. What We're Looking For: Strong work ethic and professionalism; Ability to adapt to changing operational requirements; Team-focused attitude; Commitment to safety and operational excellence; Flexibility to travel and work away from base as required. If you're an experienced rotary wing pilot looking to join a dynamic operation with diverse flying opportunities, we'd love to hear from you.

APPLY NOW!! Join Queensland Government Air (QGAir) and take advantage of 12.75% superannuation and Salary Sacrifice up to $17,000 reportable fringe benefit amount for QGAir Rotary Wing Employees. COMPETITIVE RENUMERATION PACKAGE to be negotiated with the successful candidate. Considering a move to Cairns to join QGAir? Relocation assistance is available, and we encourage applications from qualified helicopter pilots eager to relocate and start their new role with us.

About Us: Queensland Government Air (QGAir) forms part of the Queensland Police Service (QPS), Aviation Capability Group (ACG) and provides government aviation services specialising in both rotary and fixed wing operations in support of the QPS and our partner agencies in regular and emergency response operations across Queensland. Our commitment to safety, efficiency and innovation has established us as a leader in government aviation services.

The Role: Join QGAir's dynamic rotary wing team in Cairns and make a real difference to the lives of those in need. We are seeking experienced helicopter pilots to fly single pilot, instrument flight rules (IFR) in multi-engine AW139 helicopters. You'll be part of a highly coordinated, multi-crew environment conducting emergency medical, search and rescue and counter-disaster operations.

What We Offer: Competitive salary package; 12.75% superannuation; Salary Sacrifice up to $17,000 reportable fringe benefit amount; The chance to be part of a dedicated and compassionate team; A supportive and dynamic work environment; Work/life balance; Career growth and development opportunities; Relocation assistance available.

Mandatory requirements: Hold a current Australian Commercial Pilots Licence (CPL - Helicopter); Completion of Air Transport Pilots Licence Subjects (Helicopter); Low Level Rating; Multi Engine Command Instrument Rating - 3 Renewals; Minimum 2500 hours total time; Minimum 1500 hours PIC Helicopter; Minimum 200 hours Night PIC Helicopter; Minimum 500 hours Multi-Engine PIC Helicopter; Minimum 1200 hours Turbine Helicopter; Hold or be eligible to hold an ASIC; Current Class 1 Aviation Medical.

Highly desirable: Hold a current Australian ATPL; NVIS Rating; Minimum 100 hours NVIS Operations; AW139 Type Rating; Hold a current Australian Passport. Applications to remain current for 12 months. Job Ad Reference: QLD/688019/26. Closing Date: Wednesday, 20th May 2026.

Mount Cook Ski Planes & Helicopters have an exceptional opportunity for an experienced and respected aviation professional to step into a Lead Base Pilot position in one of New Zealand's most dynamic alpine environments. This is a senior role suited to a mature, career-focused pilot seeking long-term stability, leadership responsibility, and the opportunity to shape and support a high-performing operation. Based at Mount Cook Aerodrome, you will lead day-to-day flying operations at base level, setting the standard for professionalism, safety, and operational excellence across the pilot group. About the role: Operating a fleet of AS350 and EC130 helicopters, with a strong focus on tourism, our operations include: Scenic flights with glacier landings; Heli-hiking and climbing support; Aerial work including long-lining; Charter, filming and photography. As Lead Base Pilot, your responsibilities will extend beyond flying to include: Providing strong, visible leadership to the pilot team; Mentoring and developing line pilots; Acting as the key pilot liaison with external stakeholders; Relevant experience around NZ CAA regulatory compliance and working within a mature aviation Safety Management System; Operational planning, rostering and continuous improvement; Promoting a professional, safety-first culture across all operations. You will play a critical role in maintaining operational standards while fostering a positive, cohesive team environment. About you: You are an experienced helicopter pilot with a calm, professional approach and a reputation for sound judgement. You bring a leadership mindset and take pride in supporting others to succeed. You will demonstrate: Strong leadership and mentoring capability; Excellent communication and interpersonal skills; Confidence engaging with industry stakeholders; A high level of professionalism and personal presentation; The ability to make sound decisions in a dynamic operational environment; A long-term commitment to the role and location. Minimum requirements: CAA NZ CPL(H); Current Class 1 Medical; 3000+ hours total time (guideline, experience-dependent); Significant AS350/H130 experience; Proven mountain flying and alpine landing experience; Demonstrated operational maturity and decision-making capability. Highly desirable: Instructors rating; Previous experience in the Aoraki / Westland National Parks or similar environment; Prior leadership or senior pilot experience; Experience with long-line and external load operations; Exposure to audit, compliance, or SMS processes. About the INFLITE Group: We are part of the INFLITE Group—an organisation committed to excellence and recognised as a leader in New Zealand's tourism industry. With continued growth and investment across multiple bases, we offer long-term career opportunities within a stable and forward-looking business. Our brands include Heletranz Helicopters, Mount Cook Ski Planes & Helicopters, Nelson Tasman Air, and Skydive operations across the South Island. What we offer: A senior leadership position within a respected operation; Long-term, stable employment in a world-class environment; A professional, supportive team culture; Competitive remuneration package aligned with experience. Please note: Applicants must hold a CAA NZ licence and have the legal right to work in New Zealand. If you're looking to step into a role where your experience, leadership, and judgement truly matter, we'd like to hear from you. Please send a current CV with cover letter via the application link below. PLEASE NOTE: Applicants who do not have a CAA NZ licence, work rights in NZ or the minimum requirements may not be responded to.

Mount Cook Ski Planes and Helicopters have a unique opportunity to work in the most dynamic and spectacular alpine environment in New Zealand. Our ideal candidate is an accomplished Helicopter Pilot with previous experience in the Aoraki and/or Westland national parks or a similar operation. Option of fixed term or permanent employment depending on the applicant. Based at Mount Cook aerodrome, we operate a fleet of AS350, EC130 helicopters conducting tourism flights with glacier and mountain landings, transporting hikers and climbers, aerial work including long-lining operations, filming and photography and charter work. INFLITE is an approved FENZ and DOC provider. INFLITE is proud to offer pathways within the company for helicopter pilots to upskill and diversify their experience through the 3 South Island bases as well as Heletranz Auckland. You will be working with a professional close-knit team who are proudly focused on delivering high value products which exceed our customers' expectations. The ideal candidates will strive to uphold our company values whilst operating in accordance with INFLITE's Operations manual and actively engage in and promote our Safety Management System. Attributes required: The ability to operate safely in a dynamic mountainous environment; Maintain high standards of personal and aircraft presentation; Be able to work as part of a close-knit professional team; Be an effective communicator; The ability to adapt to operational changes and work to a schedule. Minimum requirements: CAA NZ CPL H; Class 1 Medical; 2000+ hours total time; AS350/H130 experience; Mountain flying and snow/alpine landing experience. Desirable: Experience operating in the Aoraki and/or Westland National Parks. Reporting to the Lead Pilot, you will need to be able to operate effectively in a fast-paced flying operation with a firm focus on safety and customer service. Pilots are required to be tasked to different South Island bases from time to time due to operational requirements. PLEASE NOTE: Applicants who do not have a CAA NZ licence, work rights in NZ or the minimum requirements will not be replied to. About the INFLITE Group: We are part of the INFLITE Group; A business striving for excellence who set high standards in all areas of our business. We have embarked on an exciting journey of growth, with real forward momentum. We are recognised as a leader in the tourism industry, proudly Qualmark Gold, CarbonZero and a finalist in the Westpac Business and 100% Pure Experience Awards. Our brands include Heletranz Helicopters, Mount Cook Ski Planes & Helicopters, Nelson Tasman Air, Skydive Mt Cook, Skydive Abel Tasman & Skydive Franz Josef. INFLITE offers a supportive work environment with great staff benefits. If you are a person with a positive 'can-do' attitude, can maintain a level-head, have a mature outlook and willingness to go the extra mile then we want to hear from you. Salary: Salary packages will be offered in line with the candidate's previous experience and can include subsidised company accommodation if required. Please send a current CV with cover letter via the application link below.

Auriga Group is a safe, focused, customer-centric, and dedicated team of Marine and Aviation professionals located across Australia. Auriga Group comprises of three operational divisions, which provide services across 20 locations nationally. These operating divisions are across five business entities, with a plan to grow. Auriga Aviation: As one of the key operating divisions, Auriga Aviation has earned a strong reputation as an industry leader in the delivery of specialist Helicopter Marine Pilot Transfer (HMPT) services throughout Australia. We operate a modern and well‑maintained fleet of Airbus helicopters, supporting the maritime industry with safe, efficient, and highly specialised aviation solutions. Our services support a diverse customer base and are delivered across multiple coastal and offshore locations nationwide. Safety, operational integrity, and customer satisfaction underpin every aspect of our aviation operations. Current Opportunities: Auriga Aviation is currently seeking an experienced Helicopter Co-Pilot based in Karratha to join our growing team. If you're a motivated, self‑driven aviation professional with a strong commitment to safety and operational excellence, this opportunity could be ideal for you. You'll enjoy working as part of a collaborative team while also having the confidence and capability to operate independently when required. If this sounds like you, we encourage you to apply. HMPT Co-Pilot – Mandatory Qualifications and experience: Australian Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter) - CPL(H); Minimum 1000 hours helicopter; Minimum 500 hours PIC helicopter; SEH Instrument Rating; Low Level Helicopter Rating; Current Class 1 Australian Aviation Medical Certificate. HMPT Co-Pilot – Desirable Qualifications and experience: Previous Multi-Engine Helicopter; EC135 Type Rating; NVIS Rating; Previous maritime experience; Previous multi-crew experience.

BELL 412 HELICOPTER PILOTS. JOIN OUR TEAM! MANOLOS AVIATION. We are seeking Bell 412 pilots to join our team in Papua New Guinea. Roster: 28 days on / 28 days off touring position. Minimum requirements: Valid CPL (H) or ATPL (H); 1500 PIC turbine time; 100 hours on Type; Ability to operate in remote and demanding environments; Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Desirable: Multi-crew experience; Current IFR Rating; Mountain Flying Experience; Winch & Rappelling Experience. Location: Papua New Guinea.

Line Pilot. Ongoing Full-Time. Bankstown Aerodrome. About us: The NSW Police Force (NSWPF) is one of the largest police forces in the western world, with more than 20,000 employees, including more than 4,000 administrative employees who support the sworn officers that provide a range of law and order services 24 hours a day, seven days a week to the socially, geographically and culturally diverse community of NSW. About the role: We have an opportunity for a Line Pilot - Rotary Wing to be part of our State Operations & Emergency Management team. The position of the Rotary Line Pilot is to undertake the responsibility of flying single pilot, multi-engine helicopters under the Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) in a safe and professional manner to support all operations of the Aviation Command and NSWPF objectives. A NSW Rotary Wing Pilot is required to operate across the state of NSW in a high risk team environment, responding to law enforcement, Counter Terrorism and Search & Rescue missions. This position provides the most varied, exciting and disciplined type flying within NSW. As part of the team, you will have access to: Pilot a number of rotary aircraft with in house engineering support; State-of-the-Art Facilities; Great Culture; Positive Work Environment. The successful candidates must hold the following requirements: Valid Class 1 Medical; Commercial Pilot Licence (H) or ATPL (H); Helicopter Instrument Rating (IR H) (ME); Night Vision Imaging Rating; Low Level Rating – winch, sling; 3000 hours PIC helicopter; 1000 hours experience turbine-powered helicopter aircraft; 200 hours PIC night experience; Low level experience in helicopters; Reside within 100kms from the Aviation Command; Bankstown. The successful position occupant may also be eligible to receive additional qualification based allowances: Instrument Flight Rules (IFR): $15,000 per annum; Night Vision Imagery System (NVIS): $15,000 per annum; Bonus payment upon attainment of all NVIS proficiencies: $5,000 per annum. What we can offer you: Competitive salary; Flexible work options; Opportunity to purchase leave; Annual leave loading; Corporate wellbeing programs; Free annual influenza vaccination; Salary packaging options. How to Apply: Applications can only be submitted electronically via the I Work for NSW website. Attach a cover letter (2 pages maximum) and an up-to-date resume. Address Target Questions (500 words per question) in the online application. Eligibility: must be an Australian Citizen, a permanent resident of Australia, or a New Zealand citizen. Prior to commencement, the successful candidate will be required to undergo a rigorous National Police (criminal history) Check and obtain and maintain a Security Clearance. This recruitment may be used to create a Talent Pool for similar future roles for the next 18 months.

Company: HV Helicopters. Location: Cessnock Airport, NSW. Type: Fixed Term Contract. Start: Immediate ASAP. Description: Hunter Valley Helicopters is an established company that conducts Flight Training, Passenger Transport and Aerial Work. We believe in high standards, have a premier training facility as well as a strong focus on safety and customer service. Due to a short term vacancy and projected growth we are looking for someone to join our team. The position will be for a minimum of 3 months, with the possibility of continued employment for the right candidate. Requirements: Full Australian living and working rights; CASA CPL(H); 500+ hours (Helicopter); R22 and R44 endorsements; FIR (Helicopter) Grade 2; ASIC; Dangerous Goods by Air Awareness; Australian Drivers License (C Class Manual preferred); Nil accident history preferred; CASA DAMP; Good interpersonal relationship skills; Current CASA Class 1 Medical; A strong work ethic and commitment to working safely. Desirable: A genuine interest in instruction; FIR (H) Grade 1; Low Level Training Endorsement; Design Feature Training Endorsement (GTE); Previous flight experience in Sydney/Newcastle Area; 100+ hours B206.

New Plymouth. Pilots, Aviation. Full-Time.

The company: PHI is a global leader in helicopter services. In the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, PHI takes on some of the most challenging assignments in aviation to deliver high quality helicopter support for energy customers and search and rescue authorities. We are one of the safest helicopter operators anywhere in the world, as every flight we take is guided by our core values of Safe, Efficient, Quality, Service.

About the role: We have an exciting opportunity for a Co-pilot, to join our dynamic team in New Plymouth. If you are a dedicated co-pilot that is looking to enhance every aspect of your flying, then we want to hear from you. You will be responsible for ensuring the completion of flights as scheduled in a safe and timely manner by collaborating with your crew and other team members. Reporting to the Chief Pilot you will play a pivotal role in the success of the performance of flight operations.

Responsibilities of the role include: Flight planning, pre-flight inspections and checks, postflight reporting; Completing non-flying activities such as facility housekeeping; Contributing to the overall success of the operation through collaboration with the rest of the team.

To be considered for this role, you will need: Sound knowledge and understanding of aviation; Total hour requirements - Total time helicopter: 500 hours; New Zealand CPL; New Zealand helicopter instrument rating; AW139 Type rating (preferable); New Zealand ATPL (preferable); Offshore flying experience (preferable).

About you: Excellent communication skills; Excellent relationship management skills; Ability to work well in a team; Sound judgement.

By joining our team, you will work in a rewarding and professional environment, with a diverse team of people sharing ideas and experiences.

If this position sounds right for you, please register through our PHI Career Centre and follow the steps to complete an application. If you have any questions about this position, please contact: hradmin@phi-int.com. Applications close Friday, 29 May 2026. PHI reserves the right to commence shortlisting and remove the job advertisement prior to this date.

WE'RE HIRING! - Bell 429 Pilot POLAIR. Townsville | Cairns. Permanent, full-time positions. Competitive remuneration. Equal time roster 4/4 (Days), flexible schedule. Modern Bell 429. OEM Factory Training for suitable candidates.

MINIMUM - Experience Requirements: CASA CPL(H) | ATPL; TT: 2500 hours helicopter; PIC: 1500 hours command helicopter; ME: 200 PIC hours Multi Engine helicopters; TYPE: 100 hours (BELL 429); NVIS: 100 hours.

Ongoing (Permanent). $150,381 - $187,972. Melbourne, Adelaide. The Role: CASA is recruiting for Inspector (Flight Operations) / Senior CASA Inspector (Flight Operations) positions, with two vacancies available, one based in Adelaide and one based in Melbourne. Experienced Commercial Pilot Licence holders (Fixed Wing and Rotorcraft) are encouraged to apply. As a member of CASA's Aviation Technical Workforce (ATW), a Flying Operations Inspector (FO1) works under direction and guidance from a Manager and National Manager. The role sits within a team of inspectors and other related staff, who work collaboratively to deliver on CASA's strategic operational priorities and work plans, including the National Oversight Plan (NOP). An FO1 is expected to work reasonable additional hours beyond the ordinary hours of work, which may include work on weekends or outside the span of hours; however, this is regarded as the exception and where additional hours are worked, they will be compensated in accordance with CASA's enterprise agreement. The FO1 is responsible for activities including: Exercise decision making on a range of routine regulatory service and surveillance activities; Work collaboratively with colleagues; Actively participate in work programs delivering CASA's strategies and priorities; Work professionally with regulated entities, government departments, the aviation sector and the public; Conduct oversight and education of industry examiners; Identify non-compliance or offences under civil aviation legislation; Assess and analyse industry information; Contribute to maintaining a positive health and safety culture at CASA; Positively engage in and respond to change. In addition, the FO2 is responsible for exercising decision making on a range of complex regulatory service and surveillance activities. Ideal Candidate: Mandatory - Ability to work independently under guidance from managers; Ability to exercise initiative, analysis, problem solving, judgement, and decision-making; Developed negotiation, facilitation, influencing and communication skills; Demonstrated ability to actively engage in effective stakeholder management; Ability to identify and assess emerging issues and trends; A demonstrated ability to seek out diverse perspectives; Understanding of aviation industry, civil aviation legislation, and relevant national and international aviation standards; Demonstrated knowledge and skill in the conduct of regulatory assessment. In addition, the FO2 ideal candidate must also demonstrate: Ability to work under direction from CASA; Ability to exercise initiative on complex matters; Well-developed negotiation, facilitation, influencing and communication skills; Experience in coaching colleagues; In-depth understanding of the aviation industry, civil aviation legislation. Desirable: Flight Instructor Rating with a current Pilot Instructor Rating proficiency check or equivalent; Recent experience with a Part 141 or 142 operator including training and checking experience; Auditing experience; An Australian Class C driver's licence. Eligibility requirements: prospective CASA employees must undergo pre-employment screening including a police record check; must be an Australian citizen with the ability to obtain and maintain the required level of security clearance; perform or be available to perform safety sensitive aviation activities; undertake and pass a pre-employment alcohol and drug test; 8+ years of appropriate experience including holding a Commercial Pilot Licence (Fixed Wing or Helicopter Category Rating); Hold a current class 1 Medical certificate; Civil or military equivalent qualifications relevant to the role; Supervisory experience in aviation in a key person role or similar; Understanding of Australia's Civil Aviation Act 1988 and relevant CASRs and CARs; Hold, or be eligible to hold, an ASIC. About Our Division: The purpose of Regulatory Oversight Division (ROD) is to deliver upon aviation safety obligations for the provision of surveillance and regulatory services to authorisation holders. For further information contact Owen Richards, 03 95182737, owen.richards@casa.gov.au.