Sayap Garuda Indah (SGI), one of Indonesia's leading aviation companies, is looking for skilled Rotary Wing Pilots for precision long-line operations. If you're passionate about flying in challenging terrains and bringing vital services to remote areas, this is your chance to fly with the best.

Base: Indonesia
Join date: Immediate opening

Minimum Requirements:
- Valid CPL or ATPL licence
- Current Class 1 Medical Certificate
- Minimum 2,500 total flight hours
- Including 1,500 PIC hours
- 500 Multi-Engine hours
- 150 hours on type (B412/212)
- Minimum 200 hours External Load
- 100 hours VRLL Operations
- High Altitude & Seismic Operation Experience preferred
- No violations/accidents in the past 5 years
- Must pass SGI's Medical Examination

Submit your CV: talent.hub@sgi-aero.com
Visit their website: www.sgi-aero.com

Sayap Garuda Indah (SGI), one of Indonesia's leading aviation companies, is seeking experienced Rotary Wing Pilots for precision long-line operations. This role offers the opportunity to fly in challenging terrains and serve remote communities across Indonesia. SGI especially welcomes candidates who are ready to relocate to Indonesia and committed to working in remote areas.

Base: Indonesia
Join date: Immediate opening

Requirements:
- Valid CPL-H (or ATPL-H)
- Current Bell 407 Type Rating with 100hr on type
- Minimum 1,500+ hours total helicopter time
- Minimum 500+ hours on single-engine turbine helicopters
- Minimum 300 hr VRLL experience of which 100hr must be precision VRLL; high altitude operational experience (8,000+ ft) preferred
- Valid Class 1 Medical Certificate
- Proficient in English (ICAO Level 4 minimum)
- Proven track record of adhering to high safety standards and operational discipline

Submit your CV: talent.hub@sgi-aero.com
Visit their website: www.sgi-aero.com

HEVILIFT Aviation is a leading aviation charter operator in Papua New Guinea and is seeking expressions of interest from experienced B407 VRLL pilots to join our operations.

Minimum requirements:
- 3,000 hours total helicopter flight time
- 100 hours on B407
- 200 hours VRLL experience
- ICAO English Level 6
- Accident-free record for the past 3 years
- Under 65 years of age

Preference will be given to candidates who already hold a CASA PNG Flight Crew Licence.

Hevilift offers:
- Equal-time touring
- Visa sponsorship
- Flights from home base to PNG and return
- Accommodation and meals while on tour

Interested applicants should submit an updated CV/resume and copies of relevant certificates by COB 10 October 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.

Closes 24th October 2026.

At Toll, we do more than just logistics - we move the businesses that move the world. Our 16,000 team members can help solve any logistics, transport, or supply chain challenge, big or small. We have been supporting our customers for more than 130 years. Today, we support more than 20,000 customers worldwide with 500 sites in 27 markets, and a forwarding network spanning 150 countries. We are proudly part of Japan Post.

Toll Aviation is an experienced provider of crewed and uncrewed specialised operations and training, delivering both standalone and integrated solutions to support Government, Defence and the civil sector. Toll Aviation combines the operational and training expertise of Toll Helicopters, Toll Uncrewed Systems and The ACE Training Centre.

Head of ACE (Aeromedical Crewing Excellence Training Centre)
Location: Bankstown, NSW

About the Role: At Toll Aviation, we are committed to delivering world-class aviation training that enables safe, effective and exceptional operational outcomes. We are seeking an experienced and inspirational Head of ACE (Aeromedical Crewing Excellence Training Centre) to lead our industry-leading training facility in Bankstown. Reporting to the Vice President Rotary Wing, this strategic leadership role is responsible for overseeing all training operations, facilities, compliance, commercial performance and people leadership across a diverse multidisciplinary team. This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of aviation training excellence while driving innovation, safety, customer outcomes and business growth.

A Day in the Life of a Head of ACE at Toll Group:
- Lead all aspects of the ACE Training Centre, including facilities, training operations, administration and resources
- Drive operational excellence across pilot, aircrew, medical, maintenance and simulation training programs
- Develop and inspire high-performing teams while fostering a culture of accountability, collaboration and safety
- Ensure compliance with aviation, RTO and regulatory requirements, including CASA and ASQA standards
- Identify commercial opportunities and support business growth through client engagement and third-party training services
- Build strong relationships with clients, regulators and internal stakeholders to deliver exceptional training outcomes

Qualifications:
- Tertiary qualification in Aviation or a related discipline
- Post-graduate qualifications in Aviation, Training Management or a related field highly regarded
- Significant leadership experience within aviation and training environments
- Strong experience managing people, operational assets and training functions
- Cert IV Training and Assessment, or the ability to obtain, is desirable
- Current Australian Driver Licence and ability to meet aviation security requirements

Skills and Experience:
- Extensive experience leading complex, multidisciplinary operational teams
- Strong commercial acumen with experience in business development, sales or revenue growth initiatives
- Proven capability in stakeholder management across executive, client and regulatory environments
- Demonstrated experience managing compliance, quality assurance and continuous improvement programs
- Exceptional communication, coaching, negotiation and change leadership skills
- Strong commitment to safety leadership, risk management and people development

You must be entitled to work in Australia and be prepared to undertake pre-employment checks including a criminal history check and medical.

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is New Zealand's aviation safety and security regulator. We play a critical role in protecting the travelling public, supporting the aviation sector, and strengthening New Zealand's international reputation. Our vision is simple and powerful: a safe and secure aviation system, so people are safe, and feel safe when they fly.

About the role: This role will provide you the opportunity to positively influence the continuous improvement in aviation safety performance by engaging and communicating closely with operators. You will promote safety and operational best practices within the New Zealand aviation system, exercising sound judgement and responsibility within an established operating framework.

You'll be responsible for managing certification for Helicopter and Agricultural Organisations and assisting with aviation safety related work as required. The certification process can relate to new or existing operations requiring re-certification. You'll work across a diverse range of aviation safety activities including risk management and technical papers, and from time to time you'll have the opportunity to contribute to flight testings and simulator approvals.

Permanent position, based at Wellington, Auckland Airport or Christchurch Airport. Travel is a regular part of the role and provides the opportunity to engage directly with aviation organisations throughout New Zealand and on occasion overseas.

The salary band for this role is $115,536 - $161,412 NZD, with the mid-range $141,751. Starting salaries are based on knowledge, skills and experience the successful candidate brings to the role, as well as internal relativities.

Essential:
- You should hold and/or have held a minimum of a CPL(H) with experience in air transport (Part 119/135 and/or 137) operations

Desirable:
- An Agricultural Rating and experience
- Flight Examiner or instructing experience
- An NVIS Rating and experience
- Instrument Flight Rules, PBN qualifications and experience
- Experience in helicopter flight operations or training management
- Familiarity with Safety Management Systems
- Other aviation qualifications including applicable tertiary qualifications or related experience would be considered

What You'll Bring: You will be respected by others for your integrity, professionalism and aviation experience and be passionate about improving safety performance. Applicants should also be able to demonstrate operational knowledge and experience, proven experience with rotor wing in the Part 119/135/137/141 environment, excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to work closely with external stakeholders to provide clear and objective decisions about potential safety issues, a systems thinking approach combined with an ability to think critically and solve problems, and Safety Management Systems experience in any of these environments.

Why Join Us: 5 weeks annual leave, with an additional 2 days after five years of continuous service; sick leave entitlements from day 1 and ten days domestic leave annually; matching KiwiSaver contributions up to 4%; vision assistance; flu vaccinations; Employee Assistance Programme.

Ready to Apply? Apply directly by completing the online application form and submitting your CV and cover letter. Your cover letter will be a key part of the assessment process, so please highlight how your experience relates to the skills required for this role. If you have any questions about the role or application process, contact the Recruitment team at recruitment@caa.govt.nz. Applications close: Tuesday 6 October 2026.

Auriga Aviation is a recognised leader in delivering specialist Helicopter Marine Pilot Transfer (HMPT) services across Australia. We operate a modern fleet of Airbus helicopters, providing safe and efficient solutions to the maritime industry and servicing a diverse client base at multiple locations nationwide. With over 140 years of combined operational experience, Auriga Aviation is committed to the highest standards of safety, compliance, and reliability.

Auriga Aviation is seeking suitably qualified HMPT Captains to join our Flight Operations team working from Mackay, Queensland. Reporting to the Head of Flight Operations, this position is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of company aircraft while maintaining compliance with CASA regulations, company procedures, and Auriga Aviation's Safety Management System.

Key Responsibilities:
- Act as Captain on company-operated helicopters conducting HMPT operations from Mackay
- Conduct helicopter operations by day, night and IFR in accordance with company procedures and CASA regulations
- Perform pre-flight planning, aircraft inspections, navigation, and operational duties to the highest safety standards
- Conduct marine pilot transfers and other rotorcraft operations as required under the Air Operator's Certificate (AOC)
- Support base operations and administrative activities as required
- Maintain accurate flight logs and aircraft records
- Actively contribute to Auriga Aviation's Safety Management System, including proactive safety reporting and risk management
- Participate in recurrent training, checking, and professional development programs to maintain operational proficiency

Minimum Qualifications and Experience:
- Current Australian ATPL(H) or CPL(H)
- Current CASA Class 1 Medical Certificate
- Demonstrated proficiency operating in IMC and night environments
- Extensive understanding of CASA regulations and aviation operational compliance requirements
- Ability to undertake operational shifts in accordance with the responsibilities of an HMPT Line Captain residential in Mackay
- 2000 hours Total Time Helicopter
- 1500 hours PIC Helicopter
- 500 hours ME Helicopter
- 150 hours Instrument Flight Time
- 150 hours Night Flight Time
- Type Rating EC135 or BK117 D-2

Key Skills and Attributes:
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to build and maintain effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders
- Strong leadership capability with the ability to lead by example
- Excellent organisational skills with the ability to prioritise workloads and meet deadlines
- Ability to work independently while contributing positively within a team environment
- Proactive approach to problem-solving and continuous improvement
- High level of professionalism, integrity, and commitment to safety
- Positive, adaptable attitude with the ability to perform effectively under pressure

What We Offer: a strong safety-focused culture, modern fleet and industry-leading operations, ongoing professional development and training opportunities, supportive and collaborative team environment, and opportunities to work across a variety of challenging and rewarding aviation operations.

Auriga Aviation is a recognised leader in delivering specialist Helicopter Marine Pilot Transfer (HMPT) services across Australia. We operate a modern fleet of Airbus helicopters, providing safe and efficient solutions to the maritime industry and servicing a diverse client base at multiple locations nationwide. With over 140 years of combined operational experience, Auriga Aviation is committed to the highest standards of safety, compliance, and reliability.

We're looking for an experienced and motivated Deputy Head of Flight Operations (D/HOFO) to join our team. In this critical role, you'll support our Head of Flight Operations to establish scalable foundations, drive operational excellence, and foster a positive culture across our organisation.

The Opportunity
As Deputy HOFO, you will support a national operation, working closely with the HOFO and cross-functional teams to ensure the safe, compliant, and efficient conduct of flight operations. You'll help ensure compliance of manuals and documentation in addition to establishing systems and processes that support sustainable growth, focusing on continuous improvement and collaboration.

We are looking for an established or aspiring leader with a deep understanding of helicopter flight operations and a passion for building robust, scalable processes. The ideal candidate has proven experience in a managerial role within the aviation industry, with strong skills in regulatory compliance, safety management, and operational excellence.

Key responsibilities include:
- Conduct of Flight Operations management, including process and procedure review, roster oversight, and technical advice to the SMS
- Conduct of Line Pilot duties
- Conduct of CASR Part 141 Flight Training
- Conduct of Training and Checking duties

Essential:
- Meet the requirements to be appointed as alternate HOFO and alternate Head of Operations (HOO) under CASR Parts 119 and 138 respectively
- Strong working knowledge of CASA regulations as they relate to Air Transport and Aerial Work Helicopter operations
- CPL or ATPL licence (Helicopter)
- Multi-Engine Helicopter Instrument Rating (MEH IR)
- Low Level Rating
- NVIS Rating
- Minimum of 2,500 hours total flight time (minimum 500 Multi Engine PIC)

Desirable:
- Helicopter Marine Pilot Transfer (HMPT) experience
- Type Ratings on Airbus H135 and/or H145 helicopters
- Flight Instructor Rating (FIR)
- Flight Examiner Rating (FER)
- Previous appointment as HOFO or HOO in a helicopter operation
- Experience with Air Maestro (or similar) aviation software
- Tertiary qualifications in business, project or aviation management

Apply now with your resume and cover letter outlining your suitability for the role.

We're seeking an experienced helicopter pilot to deliver unforgettable scenic flights across South Westland's most iconic destinations - including Franz Josef Glacier, Fox Glacier, and Haast. You'll provide premium alpine experiences, blending tourism and aerial support in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.

The position is for a full-time line pilot for a six-days on, two-days off roster based primarily in Franz Josef.

Essential Requirements:
- Legal Work Eligibility: Must hold New Zealand citizenship or the legal right to work in New Zealand
- New Zealand CPL(H) with a current Class 1 Medical Certificate
- Minimum 1500 hours rotary
- Hughes 500 rating and experience
- AS350 rating and experience
- Mountain flying experience
- Flexibility to work weekends and public holidays
- Reliable and safety conscious with a strong work ethic

Preferred Requirements:
- Proficiency in external load operations
- Mountain flying experience
- Dangerous Goods Certificate - CAA and NZTA

Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct scenic passenger operations, including alpine landings
- Conduct aerial utility tasks - long-line operations, film/charter flights, and hunters
- Safely operate in diverse mountain environments and variable weather

What We Offer:
- Stunning landscapes: Glacier valleys and pristine wilderness
- Supportive work environment: Close-knit, experienced and safety-driven team culture
- Competitive salary: Based on your experience, qualifications, and flight hours

AW139 SAR Copilot
Permanent, Full-time
Nowra, NSW

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.

Role Summary
We are currently seeking applications from suitably qualified and experienced pilots for an AW139 Copilot position within our Onshore Operations, supporting the Royal Australian Air Force Search and Rescue (RAAF SAR) contract based in Nowra, NSW, with some touring as required.

Essential Criteria:
- Valid CPL(H)
- Helicopter Instrument Rating
- Minimum 500 flying hours (H)
- Minimum 100 multi-engine hours (H)
- Minimum 100 flying hours Pilot-In-Command (PIC) (H)
- Ability to obtain and maintain a CASA Class 1 Medical and Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC)

Desirable:
- ATPL (H)
- AW139 type rating
- Low Level Rating
- Previous SAR/EMS experience

Key Attributes:
- Strong interpersonal 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.

Recruitment Process: CHC 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. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

As a member of CASA's Aviation Technical (AT) job family, 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).

Key responsibilities of the flying operations inspector (FO1) include:
- Decision making, including as a delegate, on a range of routine regulatory service and surveillance activities which may include tasks associated with flight assessments and/or the oversight of authorisation holders
- Working collaboratively with colleagues, sharing knowledge, and managing personal performance in accordance with CASA's values, policies and practices
- Actively participating in work programs that deliver CASA's strategies and priorities, including initial approvals, compliance assurance and reporting, regulatory improvement and stakeholder engagement
- Working professionally with regulated entities, government departments, the aviation sector and the public, drawing on expertise to provide advice and technical guidance
- Conducting oversight and education of industry examiners, and technical input to professional development programs and examiner/instructor proficiency checks
- Identifying non-compliance under civil aviation legislation and presenting findings through high quality reports with clear recommendations
- Assessing and analysing industry information, engaging with stakeholders and investigating potential scenarios to develop compliance strategies

A more senior classification (FO2, Senior CASA Inspector) is also available through this recruitment, working under limited guidance on more complex regulatory and surveillance activities, including operational change approvals.

Mandatory qualifications, licences and experience:
- 8+ years of appropriate experience including holding an Air Transport Pilot's Licence (Fixed Wing) or Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter Category Rating)
- Civil or military equivalent qualifications relevant to the role, e.g. flight examiner, instructor rating, and/or training and checking pilot
- Supervisory experience in aviation in a key person role or similar (Head of Flying Operations, Head of Operations, Head of Training and Checking, or equivalent with a National Aviation Authority)
- Understanding of Australia's Civil Aviation Act 1988, relevant CASRs and CARs, guidance material and other legislation
- Hold, or be eligible to hold, an Australian Security Identification Card (ASIC)

Desirable qualifications, licences and experience:
- 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: applicants must be Australian citizens with the ability to obtain and maintain the required level of security clearance, must be willing to undergo a police record check, must be available to perform safety sensitive aviation activities, and must pass a pre-employment alcohol and drug test.

Please note: applicants must specify in their application which classification they are applying for, FO1 or FO2. Only one position will be filled through this recruitment process; a merit pool may also be established for future vacancies.

This role is advertised across all CASA office locations around Australia (this particular listing shown as Perth WA, Hybrid). Ongoing (permanent) position, closing 4 October 2026, Job Ref 131_09/26.

We're Hiring! Full Time Pilot for Bell 206 L4 Helicopter.

Location: Pune, India
Operator Type: NSOP (Non-Scheduled Operator Permit)
We require two pilots.

Requirements:
- Pilot (SPO Qualified)
- Minimum 1500+ flying hours
- Must be SPO (Single Pilot Operations) qualified
- Valid Commercial Helicopter Pilot Licence (CHPL) issued by DGCA, India
- Type Rating: Bell 206 (preferred) — if not rated, we'll assist in getting it done for you
- Strong commitment to safety, professionalism, and teamwork

GCH Aviation, owner/operators of Garden City Helicopters, are looking for an experienced Commercial Helicopter Pilot to join our team from October 2026 to March 2027.

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.

We are looking for a pilot who has experience in:
- VIP Charter
- Part 133 Operations
- Flight Training
- 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
- Experience flying Cabri, Robinson, AS350, EC130
- 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 as well as covering our commercial bases across Wellington, Greymouth and Kaikoura when required

Desirable:
- BK117 Rating
- Instructor Rating
- R44 Rating
- External load experience preferred (200 hours+)
- 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 and why you think you'd be right for this role.

About the role
Touchdown Helicopters is seeking an additional contractor FAA licensed S70/H60 rated PIC for the Australian summer. The role will be based in Victoria, Australia, with a start date in November 2026 and a commitment until at least the end of March 2027.

Key responsibilities
- Operate H60 helicopters as Pilot in Command
- Perform long lining operations from H60
- Perform tanking operations from H60

About you
- FAA licensed S70/H60 rated PIC
- Proficient with long lining from H60
- Proficient with tanking from H60
- Must meet all Australian Arena requirements

About us
Touchdown Helicopters is a Wollongong, NSW, Australia based company that currently operates a fleet of 11 helicopters, including 3 x H60's, 1 x UH1H, 4 x AS350 (SD1/B2/B3), and 3 x R44's.

Seasonal Helicopter Line Pilot | Backcountry Helicopters
Makarora | Full-Time Seasonal (Mid-October to Mid-May)

The Role
Backcountry Helicopters is looking for an experienced Pilot to join our small, tight-knit team at the doorstep of Mt Aspiring National Park and South Westland. Based out of Makarora; a 45 minute drive from Wanaka, and supported by our parent company, Wanaka Helicopters Group, this is a role with real variety; hunting, fishing and hiking transfers into some of the most remote and spectacular terrain in the country, commercial work with DOC and other biodiversity groups, and tourism flying including our Heli Siberia Adventure, a heli-hike-jet boat day trip.

If you want a season where every day looks a little different and you're flying above rugged wilderness rather than the same circuit, this is the role for you.

Roster: Full-time with at least one weekend day required
Base: Makarora (vehicle provided for the commute from Wanaka or Hawea if required)
Season: Mid October through to mid May

What You'll Be Doing
- Safe, professional operation of scenic and commercial flights across hunting, fishing, hiking, DOC, biodiversity and tourism work
- Planning and conducting flights, and completing thorough pre-flight checks
- Operating within CAA Part 91, 135 regulations
- Maintaining a high standard of aircraft cleanliness and managing your role equipment
- Understanding and complying with Company manuals, policies and procedures, and the Civil Aviation Act and rules
- Supporting management with base and external audit processes as required
- Actively practising and promoting our safety policy and safety management system
- Coordinating maintenance requirements with the Base Pilot Manager and wider Management team
- Building strong relationships with the team, clients and students, and representing the company with professionalism
- Staying current through ongoing professional development as aviation and the business evolve

This role may evolve with the needs of the business, and any changes to duties will be discussed with you first.

What You'll Need
- CAA NZ CPL(H)
- Minimum 1,500 PIC hours rotary experience
- Minimum 500 hours turbine experience
- Mountain experience
- Class 1 NZ medical certificate
- New Zealand citizen or permanent resident
- Full driver's licence
- A great attitude and genuine team player mindset
- Excellent customer service skills

Desirable Experience
- AS350 B2, MD500 rating and experience
- Snow, glacier and longline experience
- Dangerous Goods Licence

Who We're Looking For
- A collaborative, proactive team player who thrives in a small-base environment
- Strong planning, organising and communication skills across multiple platforms
- A positive, solutions-focused attitude
- Adaptable, with the ability to reprioritise as operational demands change
- Comfortable with computers and IT systems

How to Apply
If you're ready to take the next step in your aviation career and join our growing team, please apply via Seek, or for more information, contact Pete Spencer-Bower or Jon Brown on 03 443 1085.

Applications close 2 October 2026, unless filled prior.

About Wanaka Helicopters Group
Flying since the early 1990s, Wanaka Helicopters Group is a family-owned commercial operator and flight training school based in Wanaka, New Zealand. What started as a flight training business has grown over three decades into a group specialising in scenic and luxury flights, wedding elopement and proposal charters, commercial and agricultural work, and private and commercial charters across some of the most beautiful and remote landscapes in the country, all without losing sight of where we began. Training the next generation of pilots remains central to who we are.

As a family business, we treat every employee as part of that family. Our pilots are our ambassadors, trusted to share their aviation journey and our spectacular backyard with guests and students from around the world.

Alongside tourism and commercial flying, we operate the largest and most experienced helicopter flight training school in Australasia, offering both private training and an NZQA-certified Diploma in Aviation, under CAA Parts 119/135/137 and 141.

Our three companies:
- Wanaka Helicopters: Scenic and luxury flights, commercial work and flight school
- Backcountry Helicopters: Based in Makarora, hunting and fishing transfers, tourism-focused scenic flights and commercial work
- Learn to Fly NZ: Fixed-wing training facility offering private and commercial licences

The Opportunity
We're looking for a full-time Instructor/Pilot to join our team of professional, friendly and highly skilled pilots. This role is a mix; flight instruction for our full-time Diploma students and part-time private trainees, alongside commercial and tourism flying, with ongoing training and development to build your skills across both sides of the business. If you have a passion for aviation and for teaching, and want a role that keeps you flying while shaping the next generation of pilots, we'd love to hear from you.

About You
Requirements:
- CAA NZ CPL(H)
- Minimum 500 PIC hours rotary experience
- C, B or A category instructor rating
- Type ratings on R22 & Cabri (R44, MD500, and AS350 preferred)
- Class 1 NZ medical certificate
- New Zealand citizen or permanent resident
- Full driver's licence
- A great attitude and genuine team player mindset
- Excellent customer service skills

Preferably with:
- CTO/ATO operations experience, especially in mountainous terrain
- Flight and ground instruction experience
- HUET certification
- Current First Aid certification
- CRM qualifications

Key Selection Criteria:
- Strong instruction and teaching skills, with the ability to set a professional example
- Experience as a flight and ground instructor
- Commitment to developing skills in flight training and Part 119/135 operations
- Proven business acumen and IT competency
- Ability to work independently and manage time effectively
- Excellent organisational skills and forward planning abilities
- In-depth knowledge of relevant CAA rule parts
- Strong customer service orientation with the ability to work with diverse clientele
- A flexible, can-do attitude, willing to assist across all areas of the business as required

What We Offer
- Attractive salary package, commensurate with experience
- The opportunity to live, work and fly in Wanaka, one of New Zealand's most stunning regions
- A supportive, family-oriented, and close-knit workplace culture

How to Apply
If you're ready to take the next step in your aviation career and join our growing team, please apply via Seek, or for more information, contact Pete Spencer-Bower or Jon Brown on 03 443 1085.

Applications close 10 October 2026, unless filled prior.

About the role
Boeing Defence Australia is seeking a highly skilled CH-47F Qualified Flying Instructor (QFI) to join our Chinook Integrated-Services Support (CISS) contract in Townsville. This position is embedded within the School of Army Aviation (SAA) Chinook Wing, playing a critical role in the training and readiness of aviation personnel. This position requires a dedicated professional capable of delivering high-level instruction across airborne, synthetic, and ground-based environments while maintaining the highest standards of flight safety and operational excellence.

Responsibilities
As a CH-47F Qualified Flying Instructor (QFI), you will:
- Instructional Delivery: Execute high-quality CH-47F airborne, synthetic, and ground-based instruction to support pilot development
- Flight Operations: Oversee and conduct CH-47F general flying operations in accordance with established protocols
- Compliance & Currency: Proactively maintain all flying currency and professional qualifications as mandated by Army Aviation Orders, Instructions and Publications
- Safety Leadership: Champion a robust safety culture, promoting a secure and effective work environment for all team members
- Operational Support: Manage associated instructional and administrative tasks to ensure seamless training workflows
- Continuous Improvement: Actively contribute to the evolution of training methodologies and team performance

Experience/Qualifications
Essential Criteria:
- CH-47F QFI (Category C)
- CH-47F NVIS Command
- Group 4 Command Instrument Rating
- CASA CPL-H (or higher)
- Current CLASS 1 Medical
- CASA ASIC
- Ability to obtain and maintain a NV1 Defence security clearance

Desirable Criteria:
- CH-47F QFI (Category B/A)
- Group 4 Instrument Rating Assessor
- CH-47F TFPS Instructor Operator Simulator
- CH-47F Maintenance Pilot qualification
- Simulator Reference Pilot

Eligibility
Applicants must be Australian citizens to meet Defence security requirements and must be willing to undergo the standard government vetting process, including a full life background check. BDA will sponsor and support the required clearance process.

Benefits
- Competitive Salary & Bonuses: Enjoy a competitive salary along with yearly bonuses
- Access various paid leave entitlements to support your personal and family needs
- Financial Discounts: Take advantage of discounted health insurance premiums, travel, and retail shopping, along with a nationwide Fitness Passport
- Financial Benefits: Explore options for novated leasing and salary sacrifice for superannuation
- Career Development: Receive both informal and formal tailored mentorship to accelerate your career growth and design promotional pathways
- Recognition Program: Participate in our recognition award program, which acknowledges professional achievements through a points and payment scheme

About the company
With more than 4,500 team members across Boeing Australia, BDA plays a critical role in supporting Australia's security and strengthening its partnership with the ADF through advanced systems integration and defence capability.

The Opportunity
Boeing Defence Australia (BDA) is seeking a Qualified Flying Instructor (Category B) / Unit Maintenance Test Pilot (UMTP) to join the AH-64 Apache sustainment team in Townsville, North Queensland. This is a rare opportunity to be a part of a foundational team bringing this latest Australian Defence Force (ADF) capability online.

As a Qualified Flying Instructor at BDA, you set the standard for aviation excellence. We invite experienced professionals to deliver world-class instruction across all aspects of flight training—airborne, synthetic, and ground—upholding the benchmark of quality and safety.

What you'll get to do
- Instructional Delivery: Execute high-quality AH-64E airborne, synthetic, and ground-based instruction to support pilot development
- Flight Operations: Oversee and conduct AH-64E general flying operations in accordance with established protocols
- Compliance & Currency: Proactively maintain all flying currency and professional qualifications as mandated by Army Aviation Orders, Instructions and Publications
- Safety Leadership: Champion a robust safety culture, promoting a secure and effective work environment for all team members
- Operational Support: Manage associated instructional and administrative tasks to ensure seamless training workflows
- Continuous Improvement: Actively contribute to the evolution of training methodologies and team performance

Who we're looking for
Essential:
- Must currently hold or have held an AUS / UK / US military AH-64E qualification
- Hold, or in the previous 3 years have held a rotary wing Instructor rating equivalent to ADF Category B QFI, with at least 1,500 hours total turbine rotary wing flying experience (1,000 hours PIC), at least 250 hours AH-64E flying experience (100 hours PIC), and at least 450 hours instructional experience (300 hours aircraft instructional)
- Hold or have held in the previous 3 years a military maintenance test pilot qualification on AH-64E
- Military command Night Vision Device (NVD) qualification or civilian equivalent
- Be fluent in spoken and written English
- Ability to pass an ADF aviation medical, ideally without limitation
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Defence security clearance (Non-Vetted Level 1)

Desirable:
- Military Instrument Rating Assessor or civilian equivalent
- Hold or have held in the previous 3 years a military maintenance examiner qualification or civilian equivalent
- Hold all qualifications as required by AAvnTC SOPs
- Have previous instructional experience on synthetic devices
- Have previous military flying instruction experience

Highly Desirable
- Hold or have held a AUS / UK / US AH-64E V6 qualification
- Hold or have held in the previous 3 years a AH-64E V6 military maintenance test pilot qualification

What's In It for You?
- Relocation Support: May be available to support your move to Townsville, QLD
- Lifestyle Upgrade: Trade up for the tropical, outdoor-oriented lifestyle of North Queensland
- Professional Prestige: Work at the forefront of Australian Defence capability

The Opportunity
Boeing Defence Australia (BDA) is seeking a Qualified Flying Instructor (Category B) to join the AH-64 Apache sustainment team in Townsville, North Queensland. This is a rare opportunity to be a part of a foundational team bringing this latest Australian Defence Force (ADF) capability online.

As a Qualified Flying Instructor at BDA, you set the standard for aviation excellence. We invite experienced professionals to deliver world-class instruction across all aspects of flight training—airborne, synthetic, and ground—upholding the benchmark of quality and safety.

What you'll get to do
- Instructional Delivery: Execute high-quality AH-64E airborne, synthetic, and ground-based instruction to support pilot development
- Flight Operations: Oversee and conduct AH-64E general flying operations in accordance with established protocols
- Compliance & Currency: Proactively maintain all flying currency and professional qualifications as mandated by Army Aviation Orders, Instructions and Publications
- Safety Leadership: Champion a robust safety culture, promoting a secure and effective work environment for all team members
- Operational Support: Manage associated instructional and administrative tasks to ensure seamless training workflows
- Continuous Improvement: Actively contribute to the evolution of training methodologies and team performance

Who we're looking for
Essential:
- Must currently hold or have held an AUS / UK / US military AH-64E qualification
- Hold, or in the previous 3 years have held a rotary wing Instructor rating equivalent to ADF Category B QFI, with at least 1,500 hours total turbine rotary wing flying experience (1,000 hours PIC), at least 250 hours AH-64E flying experience (100 hours PIC), and at least 450 hours instructional experience (300 hours aircraft instructional)
- Military command Night Vision Device (NVD) qualification or civilian equivalent
- Be fluent in spoken and written English
- Ability to pass an ADF aviation medical, ideally without limitation
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Defence security clearance (Non-Vetted Level 1)

Desirable:
- Military Instrument Rating Assessor or civilian equivalent
- Hold all qualifications as required by AAvnTC SOPs
- Have previous instructional experience on synthetic devices
- Have previous military flying instruction experience

Highly Desirable
- Hold or have held an AUS / UK / US AH-64E V6 qualification

What's In It for You?
- Relocation Support: May be available to support your move to Townsville, QLD
- Lifestyle Upgrade: Trade up for the tropical, outdoor-oriented lifestyle of North Queensland
- Professional Prestige: Work at the forefront of Australian Defence capability

The Opportunity
Boeing Defence Australia (BDA) is seeking an experienced Qualified Flying Instructor (Category A) to join the AH-64 Apache sustainment team in Townsville, North Queensland. This is a rare opportunity to be a part of a foundational team bringing this latest Australian Defence Force (ADF) capability online.

As a Qualified Flying Instructor at BDA, you set the standard for aviation excellence. We invite experienced professionals to deliver world-class instruction across all aspects of flight training—airborne, synthetic, and ground—upholding the benchmark of quality and safety.

Why this is exciting
- Contribute to an enduring sovereign combat helicopter capability that directly supports national defence and joint operations
- Be part of a multi-disciplinary team delivering hands-on maintenance, systems engineering, supply and test activities with direct operational impact

What you'll get to do
- Instructional Delivery: Execute high-quality AH-64E airborne, synthetic, and ground-based instruction to support pilot development
- Flight Operations: Oversee and conduct AH-64E general flying operations in accordance with established protocols
- Compliance & Currency: Proactively maintain all flying currency and professional qualifications as mandated by Army Aviation Orders, Instructions and Publications
- Safety Leadership: Champion a robust safety culture, promoting a secure and effective work environment for all team members
- Operational Support: Manage associated instructional and administrative tasks to ensure seamless training workflows
- Continuous Improvement: Actively contribute to the evolution of training methodologies and team performance

Who we're looking for
Essential:
- Must hold or have held a AUS / UK / US military AH-64E qualification
- Hold, or in the previous 3 years have held a rotary wing Instructor rating equivalent to ADF Category A QFI along with at least 2,000 hours total turbine rotary wing flying experience (1,500 hours PIC), at least 250 hours AH-64E flying experience (100 hours PIC), and at least 700 hours instructional experience (500 hours aircraft instructional)
- Military command Night Vision Device (NVD) qualification or civilian equivalent
- Be fluent in spoken and written English
- Ability to pass an ADF aviation medical, ideally without limitation
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Defence security clearance (Non-Vetted Level 1)

Desirable:
- Military Instrument Rating Assessor or civilian equivalent
- Hold all qualifications as required by AAvnTC SOPs
- Have previous instructional experience on synthetic devices
- Have previous military flying instruction experience

Highly Desirable:
- Hold or have held a AUS / UK / US AH-64E V6 qualification
- Hold or have held a military standards or instructor assessor role, or civilian equivalent

Security requirement
- Australian applicants: Ability to obtain/maintain a Defence security clearance
- Non-Australian applicants: A willingness to undertake Australian Citizenship and obtain/maintain Australian Defence security clearance

Location
- Townsville, QLD

What's In It for You?
- Relocation Support: May be available to support your move to the beautiful coastal city of Townsville, QLD
- Lifestyle Upgrade: Trade up for the tropical, outdoor-oriented lifestyle of North Queensland
- Professional Prestige: Work at the forefront of Australian Defence capability with a world-class organisation

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.

About the Role
LifeFlight is seeking a Flight Training Manager to join the LifeFlight Training Academy, currently based in the Brisbane Airport precinct. This is a central role responsible for planning, coordinating and overseeing contracted aviation training and checking delivered under LifeFlight's Part 142 organisation. You'll ensure training is delivered safely, efficiently and in compliance with regulatory, operational and contractual requirements.

Working closely with Flight Operations, Rostering, Engineering & Maintenance, instructors, examiners, simulator providers and external training organisations, you'll provide the strategic oversight and coordination that enables our training teams to focus on delivering exceptional training outcomes.

In this role, you will:
- Lead the planning and delivery of Part 142 training and checking programs, coordinating schedules, instructors, examiners, aircraft and simulator resources while proactively managing competing operational priorities
- Maintain training compliance by monitoring currency, qualifications and completion records within Air Maestro and other systems
- Coordinate training partnerships by managing simulator bookings, liaising with external providers and building strong relationships with operational leaders, instructors and examiners
- Drive continuous improvement by analysing training outcomes, identifying trends and risks, supporting audits and enhancing training systems
- Support operational growth by planning training requirements for new contracts and contributing to manuals, SOPs, safety initiatives and operational projects
- Provide trusted advice and reporting on training planning, regulatory requirements, compliance and organisational readiness

This is a permanent, full-time opportunity based at the LifeFlight Training Academy in Brisbane, with a planned transition to our new purpose-built LifeFlight Training Academy on the Gold Coast in 2028.

About You
You're an organised and collaborative aviation training professional who enjoys bringing people, resources and planning together to deliver successful training outcomes.

You'll bring:
- Experience coordinating complex aviation training programs, schedules and resources
- Strong organisational, communication and stakeholder management skills
- The ability to manage competing priorities while maintaining exceptional attention to detail
- Experience developing, implementing or overseeing training systems, reporting or learning programs
- A collaborative approach and the ability to build effective relationships across operational, training and compliance teams

Highly regarded:
- Experience managing aviation training within a regulated environment, particularly CASA Part 142 or Part 141 organisations
- Strong knowledge of CASA regulations, aviation training compliance and operational standards
- Experience using Air Maestro or similar training management systems
- Experience coordinating simulator operations or working with external training providers
- Experience supporting aviation contract mobilisation, Flight Examiners, Instructors and training partners
- A background in quality assurance, continuous improvement or audit activities

This position is only open to Australian Citizens, Permanent Residents, or those with unrestricted work rights in Australia. Background checks including a national police check are required.

Applications close on Thursday, 17 September 2026.

About us
Every second counts.

Northern Rescue operates the Auckland Westpac Rescue Helicopter and Northland Westpac Rescue Helicopter services, delivering critical emergency air ambulance, rescue and medical transport services across Te Tai Tokerau and Tamaki Makaurau. Our crews operate 24/7, providing lifesaving care and transport to communities across Northern New Zealand.

Behind every mission is a highly skilled team committed to safety, operational excellence and outstanding patient outcomes. We are now seeking an experienced aviation leader to join Northern Rescue as our Flight Operations Manager.

The opportunity
Reporting directly to the CEO, the Flight Operations Manager is responsible for leading the safe, compliant and effective delivery of all flight operations across Northern Rescue. As the CAA nominated Senior Person for Flight and Ground Operations, you will provide strategic leadership across aviation operations, safety, workforce capability, compliance and operational performance.

This is a significant leadership role with responsibility for shaping the future of Flight Operations while ensuring our crews, aircraft and systems remain operationally ready to deliver critical aeromedical services. The role also includes operational flying duties, providing a unique opportunity to remain connected to the frontline work of Northern Rescue.

Location: Whangarei (Onerahi) or Auckland (Ardmore), with travel between bases as required.

About you
You are an experienced aviation leader who combines strategic thinking with a practical understanding of operational delivery. You have a strong track record of leading teams, building capability and fostering a culture where safety, professionalism and continuous improvement are at the forefront.

You'll bring:
- Senior leadership experience within aviation operations
- Strong knowledge of aviation safety, compliance and regulatory requirements
- Experience as an ATPL (H) licence holder and be qualified in multi engine IFR operations
- Experience leading operational performance and continuous improvement initiatives
- The ability to develop and lead high-performing teams
- Exceptional communication and stakeholder management skills
- A collaborative, solutions-focused approach and the ability to lead through change

Experience within aeromedical, helicopter or emergency service operations will be highly regarded.

Why join Northern Rescue?
This is a rare opportunity to lead Flight Operations within one of New Zealand's most respected aeromedical organisations.

You'll play a vital role in ensuring our aviation teams can continue delivering the safe and reliable service that communities depend on every day. Working alongside passionate professionals, you'll help shape the future of an organisation whose impact is measured not just in flights flown, but in lives helped.

How to apply
Applications will be treated in the strictest confidence and reviewed as they are received, so we encourage early applications.

If you have any questions or would like a copy of the position description, please contact lisa.henderson@northernrescue.org.nz

Applications close at the close of business on 28 September 2026.

AW139 SAR Copilot
Permanent, Full-time
East Sale, VIC

Role Summary
We are currently seeking applications from suitably qualified and experienced pilots for an AW139 Copilot position within our Onshore Operations, supporting the Royal Australian Air Force Search and Rescue (RAAF SAR) contract based in East Sale, VIC with some touring as required.

Essential Criteria:
- Valid CPL(H)
- Helicopter Instrument Rating
- Minimum 500 flying hours (H)
- Minimum 100 multi-engine hours (H)
- Minimum 100 flying hours Pilot-In-Command (PIC) (H)
- Ability to obtain and maintain a CASA Class 1 Medical and Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC)

Desirable:
- ATPL (H)
- AW139 type rating
- Low Level Rating
- Previous SAR/EMS experience

Key Attributes:
- Strong interpersonal 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

Job advert closes: Sunday 13 September 2026, 4:00pm (AWST)

Line Pilot
Temporary/Ongoing Full-time/Part-time
Bankstown

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 Aviation Command, Police Transport and Public Safety Command. The position of rotary line pilot to undertake the responsibility of flying single pilot multi-engine helicopters under the instrument flight rules in a safe and professional manner support all operations of the aviation command and NSWPF objectives.

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 (Grade 1)
- 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

The successful position occupant may also be eligible to receive additional qualification based allowances, subject to maintaining eligibility including attainment (and ongoing maintenance) of the following qualifications and delegate approval:
- 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 (NVIS SAR - Winch, NVIS Tactical - Fast Rope, Aerial Fire Support (AFS - Sniping): $5,000 per annum
- Following 12-months of having completed certification in Instrument Flight Rules and all NVIS proficiencies: a further $5,000 per annum

What we can offer you
At NSWPF our people have access to a range of benefits that help balance life at work and at home, including a competitive salary, flexible work options, annual leave loading, corporate wellbeing programs, free annual influenza vaccination, salary packaging options, and a convenient location for public transport.

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, and address the Target Questions provided in the online application.

To be eligible to apply for this role, you must meet one of the following statuses: 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 as determined by the NSW Police Force.

If you require any further information about this opportunity, please contact the hiring manager A/Inspector Christine Woods.

Helicopters Otago is seeking expressions of interest for EMS/SAR pilots at our Taieri Base.

About the role
As an EMS/SAR Pilot, you will conduct air ambulance and rescue missions across mountainous, coastal, and remote terrain, operating in some of New Zealand's most dynamic and challenging environments. You will work in a 4 on 4 off roster environment, working closely with management, paramedics and other crew while maintaining the highest standards of safety, professionalism, and decision-making.

Key responsibilities
- Conduct air ambulance and rescue missions as pilot-in-command
- 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 facilities and gear to the highest standards
- Live within a reasonable distance from the base to meet requirements for night mission dispatch times

About you
Minimum Requirements
- CPL(H) or ATPL (H) with current Class 1 Medical
- Minimum 2,000 hours total helicopter time
- Night rating
- Excellent CRM and communication skills
- Mountain flying experience
- Eligibility to live and work in New Zealand

Highly Regarded
- Multi-engine experience
- NVG rating and experience
- Instrument Rating (Helicopter) - SPIFR
- EMS and SAR experience including hoist operations
- BK117 / EC145 / H145 ratings & experience

Benefits
- Competitive remuneration
- Structured roster
- Modern, well-equipped aircraft and facilities
- 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

With bases at Taieri Airport and Queenstown, Helicopters Otago operates across the lower South Island and beyond, with opportunities to support operations at both locations.

Safety is at the heart of everything we do, and we're seeking a professional team player who will actively contribute to our strong safety culture and Safety Management System.

We offer a competitive remuneration package, professional development opportunities, working alongside a highly experienced and supportive team, and the chance to support our community doing life-saving work.

About us
Helicopters Otago Ltd has been providing aviation services to the lower half of the South Island for over 30 years. Operating a modern fleet of 20 plus single and twin engine helicopters including Guimbal G2, Bell 206 and 206L, Airbus H125, H145, EC145 and BK117. Our company embraces innovative practices and technologies in all areas of our operation including agricultural work, flight training, commercial ops and EMS operations.

We are seeking a qualified flight instructor to join the organisation to take a lead role in ab-initio flight training.

Minimum Qualifications & Experience
- New Zealand CPL
- 'B'-Cat OR 'C'-Cat instructor rating
- Mountain flying experience
- MUST be able to work in New Zealand. (No sponsorship available)
- Night & night x-country rating (desirable)
- Turbine helicopter experience (desirable)

Tasks & responsibilities
- Scheduling and carrying out ab-initio flight training (PPL, CPL, type ratings, night ratings etc)
- Carry out commercial or passenger transport work if required
- Must be able to work well in a team environment.

Potential for the right candidate to progress to other roles within the company.

Bell 407 Pilot - Precision Long-Line (VRLL) Operations

Base: Indonesia
Join Date: Immediate Opening

Sayap Garuda Indah (SGI), one of Indonesia's leading aviation companies, is seeking experienced Rotary Wing Pilots for precision long-line operations. This role offers the opportunity to fly in challenging terrains and serve remote communities across Indonesia.

We especially welcome candidates who are ready to relocate to Indonesia and committed to working in remote areas.

Requirements:
- Valid CPL-H (or ATPL-H)
- Current Bell 407 Type Rating with 100hr on type
- Minimum 1,500+ hours total helicopter time
- Minimum 500+ hours on single-engine turbine helicopters
- Minimum 300 hr VRLL experience of which 100hr must be precision VRLL. High altitude operational experience (8000+ft)
- Valid Class 1 Medical Certificate
- Proficient in English (ICAO Level 4 minimum)
- Proven track record of adhering to high safety standards and operational discipline

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
PHI Aviation is seeking a dedicated Helicopter AW189 Captain to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft and ensuring flights are conducted in compliance with company policies and aviation regulations.

This position will be on a touring roster flying from any major capital in Australia.

Responsibilities of the role include:
1. Safety and Command: Ensure the safety of aircraft operations and all persons on board. Maintain final authority over the aircraft during command, ensuring safe conduct of the flight.
2. Regulatory Compliance: Observe all Regulatory and Client rules and regulations, and the relevant RFM. Follow Company directives and procedures during flight planning, pre-flight inspection, in-flight operations, and post-flight reporting.
3. Flight Planning and Communication: Complete flight planning and establish/maintain communications with the responsible authority, as necessary.
4. Flight Operations: Complete flights as scheduled in a safe and timely manner. Make decisions on flight cancellations, delays, or amendments, reporting such circumstances to the Senior Base Pilot or Base & Contract Manager.
5. Certification and Training: Ensure all licenses, ratings, medical certificates, and proficiency requirements are current before undertaking any Air Transport flight activity. Provide timely advice to the Training Department, Senior Base Pilot and Base & Contract Manager regarding the status of licenses, ratings, visa, medical certificates, or proficiency checks. Ensure training or testing required to maintain certifications is assigned in a timely manner.
6. Crew Development: Provide opportunities for Co-Pilots to increase their skill and knowledge in standard operating procedures, when appropriately approved by the Training Department.
7. Administrative Duties: Undertake non-flying tasks such as paperwork, helicopter husbandry, and facility housekeeping as assigned by the Senior Base Pilot, Base & Contract Manager, or higher management.

To be considered for this role, you will need a minimum of:
- AW189 type rating (essential)
- ATPL(H)
- Command Instrument Rating
- CASA Class 1 Medical Certificate
- 500 hours offshore command
- 4 years offshore experience, or two years offshore experience with one full year in Broome (all seasons)
- 1500 hrs rotary multi-engine multi-crew, or 1000 hrs rotary multi-engine multi-crew if 1000 hrs rotary offshore PIC
- 1000 hrs rotary multi-engine Pilot-in-Command Under Supervision (PICUS), or 500 hrs rotary multi-engine PICUS if 1000 hrs rotary offshore PIC.
- 100 hrs of rotary night flight as pilot-in-command or as co-pilot, with a minimum of 25 hours of rotary night offshore time

About you:
- Sound judgement
- Initiative
- Excellent communication skills
- Excellent relationship management skills
- The ability to work well in a team

By joining our team, you will work in a rewarding and professional environment, with a diverse team of people sharing ideas and experiences. We offer an employee benefits package and access to a comprehensive wellbeing platform.

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, 02 October 2026.