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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.

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.

Location: Global Operations
Operating Regions: Australia, New Zealand, Europe, USA, Canada, Greenland, Antarctica
Aircraft: 2 × Airbus H130
Contract Type: Rotational / Permanent
Start Date: TBA

Overview
A prestigious luxury discovery yacht is seeking an experienced Senior Helicopter Pilot to manage and operate two Airbus H130 helicopters in support of worldwide expedition and guest operations. This role combines elite aviation standards with high-end yachting, operating in some of the most remote and environmentally challenging regions on Earth. The successful candidate will demonstrate exceptional airmanship, leadership, and adaptability, with proven experience in maritime and expedition-style helicopter operations.

Key Responsibilities
- Act as Pilot-in-Command for Airbus H130 operations from a yacht-based helideck
- Conduct passenger transport, scenic flights, reconnaissance, logistics, and expedition support
- Operate safely in remote, polar, mountainous, and maritime environments
- Manage helicopter operations across multiple jurisdictions and regulatory frameworks
- Ensure compliance with aviation authorities (CASA, FAA, EASA, TC, etc.)
- Oversee aircraft maintenance coordination with engineers
- Lead flight planning, risk assessments, weather analysis, and fuel management
- Maintain meticulous operational, technical, and safety documentation
- Uphold the highest standards of guest experience, discretion, and professionalism
- Mentor or supervise secondary pilots when required

Required Qualifications & Experience
- Valid ATPL(H) or CPL(H)
- Airbus H130 type rating with a minimum of 100 hrs
- Minimum 3,000–4,000 total helicopter flight hours (flexible for exceptional candidates)
- Demonstrated experience in: Maritime / shipborne helicopter operations; Remote and expedition flying; Cold weather and/or polar operations (highly desirable)
- Proven offshore deck landing experience
- Strong CRM, decision-making, and leadership skills
- Valid Class 1 Medical

Highly Desirable
- Previous yacht or superyacht aviation experience
- Experience operating in Antarctica or Arctic regions
- Instructor or examiner rating

Personal Attributes
- Calm and decisive under pressure
- Exceptional situational awareness
- Professional, discreet, and guest-focused
- Adaptable to extended periods in remote locations
- Strong communicator within multicultural teams

Compensation & Benefits
- Highly competitive salary commensurate with experience
- Rotational schedule
- All travel, accommodation, and onboard living expenses covered
- Opportunity to operate in some of the world's most extraordinary destinations
- Long-term career potential within an elite expedition program

Application Process
Qualified candidates are invited to submit the following documentation: CV/Resume, Summary of flight hours by aircraft type, Two professional references. All applications will be treated with strict confidentiality.

McDermott Aviation, Australia's largest privately-owned heli-aviation company, is seeking experienced, IFR/NVG-qualified helicopter pilots for contract positions during the upcoming Australian Fire Season. With over 40 years of experience in aerial firefighting, heavy lifting, and emergency operations, we operate a fleet of 50+ aircraft across some of the world's most challenging environments.

The Role
As a pilot with McDermott Aviation, you will operate a diverse fleet of helicopters on missions including:
- Aerial firefighting
- Emergency response and medical support
- Specialised IFR and NVG missions

You will be responsible for:
- Ensuring safe and compliant operations under CASA, FAA, and company regulations.
- Conducting thorough pre- and post-flight inspections.
- Monitoring weather, flight conditions, and operational risks.
- Collaborating effectively with crew, engineers, and support staff to maintain mission readiness.
- This role requires flexibility, adaptability, and strong decision-making in fast-paced, high-risk environments, including night and instrument flight operations.

Who We're Looking For
We are seeking professional pilots who are:
- CASA CPL(H) and FAA CPL(H) holders
- IFR-rated, with multi-engine experience preferred
- NVG-qualified, with recent NVG operational experience
- Minimum 1500 hours total flight time, including 500 hours turbine experience
- At least 100 hours on medium-class helicopters (AS355, AS365, B212/412, B214, B205, or similar)
- In possession of a current medical certificate
- Hold a valid passport and can pass a pre-employment DAMP test
- Additional desirable experience: firefighting, SAR, EMS, or other high-intensity operations.

Why Join McDermott Aviation?
- Operate a modern, diverse fleet in demanding missions
- Join a highly skilled, professional team of pilots, engineers, and support staff
- Work in dynamic, challenging environments globally
- Gain exposure to advanced IFR/NVG operations and specialised aerial missions

Due to high volumes of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Based in Kuche, Xinjiang Province in Western China, our client requires experienced 350B3e external load / Long Line pilots for a 6 month contract. This will run from early March to September, 2026. Work is primarily drill rig moves, at an approximate altitude of 10,000 ft, with a local English speaking co-pilot. Flying hours circa 4-6 per day. Salary negotiable, paid monthly in USD. Local currency per diem. Accommodation provided in a local hotel, Kuche Tianyuan. All travel provided. Job Requirements: CPL/ATP (H); Class 1 Medical; 3,500+ hrs Pic; Experienced and current on H125 type; Experienced and current on long line external loads in H125. Please provide total flight hours, aircraft types and times, general description of experience, last date of external load operations, currency on H125.

- Touring to the Philippines
- 28:28 Roster
- Maximum 12 Month drilling contract although has potential for extension

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
PHI Aviation is seeking an experienced and dedicated Helicopter AW139 Captain to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for the safe and efficient operation of our helicopter fleet, ensuring all flights are conducted in compliance with company policies and aviation regulations. This position will be on a 28:28 touring roster flying from any major capital in the world to our base in the Philippines.

Responsibilities of the role include:
- The completion of flights as scheduled in a safe and timely manner as appropriate.
- Decisions on flight cancellations, and delays, or otherwise amending flights (such circumstances to be reported to the Senior Base Pilot or Base & Contract Manager).
- The observance of all Regulatory and Client rules and regulations, and the relevant OEM RFM.
- The Captain shall conform to the Company directives and procedures contained within the Company Operations Manual (OMA, OMB, OMC, OMD, OMF and OI's, OIB's and LOIs, as appropriate), during the flight planning, pre-flight inspection and checks, in flight operations and in post flight reporting and activity.
- Undertaking those tasks and duties of a non-flying nature including, but not limited to, paperwork, helicopter husbandry and facility housekeeping etc., that may be assigned from time to time by the Senior Base Pilot, Base & Contract Manager or higher management.
- Ensuring all licences, ratings, medical certificates and applicable proficiency requirements are current in accordance with regulation and Company requirements prior to undertaking any form commercial flight activity.
- Providing timely advice to the Training Department and Senior Base Pilot or Base & Contract Manager whenever any licence, rating, FLV, visa, medical certificate, or proficiency check is coming due or has been renewed.
- Ensuring that any training or testing required to maintain any of the requirements above has been assigned in a timeframe that allows the Captain to remain fully qualified for their assigned operation.
- The operation and safety of any aircraft commanded and the safety of all persons on board. The Captain has final authority for the disposition of the aircraft during the time in which they are in command. Delegation of duties to other crew members shall in no way affect ultimate responsibility for the safe conduct of the flight.
- The completion of flight planning and the establishment and maintenance of communications with the responsible authority as necessary.
- Where applicable and when appropriately approved by the Training Department, the Captain will provide opportunities for the Co-Pilots to increase their skill and knowledge in standard operating procedures.

To be considered for this role, you will need:
- AW139 type rated essential
- 3000 hours helicopter
- 1500 hours helicopter command
- 1200 hours PIC on multi engine helicopters
- 500 hours 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. Applications close Friday, 13 February 2026. PHI reserves the right to commence shortlisting and remove the job advertisement prior to this date.

Competitive remuneration + salary packaging
- Permanent, full-time position
- Darwin base

CareFlight is an Australian "for purpose" aeromedical organisation voted consistently as one of Australia's most trusted Brands. Our mission is to save lives, speed recovery and serve the community through delivering our charitable social purpose.

Proudly a 2023 HRD 5 Star Employer of Choice, we operate across Australia, with major base locations in NSW, and the NT. Our specially trained doctors, nurses, and aircrew use helicopters, turbo prop aircraft, aeromedical jets and patient transport vehicles to provide critical support to over 8,500 patients each year. We also deploy medical professionals and aircraft in support of defence, government and commercial contracts, and energy and resource sector sites.

The role
We are currently seeking an EOI for a Fixed Based AW139 Captain position in our Northern Operations, located in Darwin. Applicants will also be required to travel occasionally to support CareFlight Operations at other nominated locations and to attend training events. It is a requirement for applicants to reside or be willing to reside in Darwin and who meet the following essential and desirable criteria:

Essential Technical Skills
The following PIC minimums are set for operations by both day and night, and must be logged in the pilot's personal flying log book:
- CPL (H);
- An AW139 Type rating and experience;
- 2500 flying hours helicopters;
- 1500 flying hours Pilot-in-Command (PIC) on helicopters;
- 1200 flying hours PIC turbine engines;
- 500 flying hours PIC on multi-engine helicopters;
- 100 flying hours IFR on helicopters;
- 100 flying hours PIC NVIS on helicopters;
- Instrument Rating & 2 renewals; MEH, IAP 2D, IAP 3D;
- Night Vision Imaging System - G1; and
- Low Level H – Winch.

Essential Non-Technical Skills
- Demonstrated experience working in small specialist teams.
- Demonstrated understanding of and competency with CRM, Risk Management and Safety Management Systems.
- Demonstrated ability and willingness to take on non-flying related secondary duties.
- Demonstrated competencies with computing systems such as Word, Excel, and iPad Flight Planning applications.

Desirable
- Aircraft and operational ratings and endorsements: ATPL (H); Current HUET certificate; Current DG certificate; Northern Territory (or similar) experience.

How to apply
If you would like to be part of our team, you can apply using the link below. Please ensure you attach a current resume and covering letter that addresses the role's essential criteria. Applications for this opportunity will close on 15th March 2026.

CareFlight values diversity in the workplace. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are encouraged to apply. All employees must comply with CareFlight's Drug and Alcohol Management Plan (DAMP) as required by CASA and may be subject to random workplace testing. Criminal Record and Working with Children Checks also apply.

Flightcore Global is supporting a private client seeking an experienced AW119 VIP Captain for a private operation in Vientiane, Laos. Private/VIP ops. Desirable location. ~25-35 hrs/month. Flying across ASEAN. 4/4 rotation. Interested candidates or referrals should email their details.

Based in Kuche, Xinjiang Province in Western China, our client requires experienced 350B3e external load / Long Line pilots for a 6 month contract. This will run from early March to September, 2026. Work is primarily drill rig moves, at an approximate altitude of 10,000 ft, with a local English speaking co-pilot. Flying hours circa 4-6 per day. Salary negotiable, paid monthly in USD. Local currency per diem. Accommodation provided in a local hotel, Kuche Tianyuan. All travel provided. Job Requirements: CPL/ATP (H); Class 1 Medical; 3,500+ hrs Pic; Experienced and current on H125 type; Experienced and current on long line external loads in H125. Please provide total flight hours, aircraft types and times, general description of experience, last date of external load operations, currency on H125.

ABOUT AURIGA AVIATION
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. Our unwavering focus ensures exceptional service delivery across all operations.

Auriga Aviation is seeking suitably qualified Helicopter Pilots to join our flight operations team in Karratha and Port Hedland Western Australia. This role will deliver unique opportunities for motivated individuals wishing to accelerate their Helicopter Pilot career.

ROLE OVERVIEW
The successful applicants will fly the AS350 in air transport operations in Port Hedland or Karratha, Western Australia. Given the nature of the operation, the role is residential and uniquely suitable for pilots wishing to advance their flying careers through future opportunities as First Officers on the Airbus H135, and future Captain positions.

We are looking for enthusiastic and self-motivated professionals, with a strong focus on safety and customer service. The right candidate will enjoy a supportive team environment, but equally be able to work unsupervised.

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE PRE-REQUISITES
- Australian CPL (H)
- 1000 hours helicopters
- 500 PIC hours helicopters
- Current Class 1 Australian Medical
- 100 hours turbine

Desirable Experience/Attributes:
- AS350 experience
- Maritime and offshore experience
- Experience in confined area landings and low-level operations

What Auriga Aviation Offers You
Take your career to the next level with multiple opportunities for motivated individuals. Auriga Aviation offers a supportive and engaging environment where you can develop your flying career. Auriga Aviation holds a CASR 141 Training Organisation and CASR 119 Check and Training system and advocates an environment that promotes professional training and development.

Auriga Aviation offers above-award remuneration and employment conditions. Unit accommodation in Port Hedland or Karratha is provided.

Suitably experienced candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as practicable as recruitment processes will begin immediately. At Auriga, we are committed to providing equal opportunities to all our employees. We believe that diversity is a strength, and we encourage all individuals to apply, regardless of their gender, race, religion, or background.

FULL-TIME HELICOPTER / LONG-LINE PILOT POSITION. We are hiring!!! Applicants must meet the following requirements: CPL(H) or ATPL(H) with Class 1 medical; English ICAO level 5 or above; 3000 hours (PIC) total helicopter time; 500 hours multi-engines helicopter time; 1000 hours of vertical reference experience with longlines of 100'-200' including precision work like core drill placement and/or in proximity of overhead powerlines. Applicants should have: The ability to work independently and in a multi-cultural environment; A strong emphasis on safety; A customer service mindset; Professional attitude. Considered an asset if applicants have: Previous check and training experience; Experience on MD902, EC135 or similar type; Overhead powerlines aerial work experience; Night rating and flying experience.