Airline Transport Pilot Program InstructorEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Aircraft: CRJ200Location: Daytona Beach, FLNon-type rated
Total TimeN/A
PIC TimeN/A
About This Role
Part-time Airline Transport Pilot Program Instructor (Instructor Pilot / IP) at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's Daytona Beach, FL campus. Delivers ground school and CRJ-200 Level D full-motion simulator instruction for the FAA ATP Certification Training Program (ATP CTP), preparing candidates for ATP certification in compliance with FAA regulations.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Simulator Instruction & Training DeliveryProvide simulator instruction on FAA- and ERAU-required procedures and maneuvers using the CRJ-200 full-motion Level D simulatorOperate simulator equipment and facilitate realistic flight training scenariosEnsure training objectives, course standards, and program requirements are met by each studentConduct pre- and post-simulator briefings to reinforce learning outcomes and performance expectationsProvide individualized coaching and remediation as needed to support student successGround School InstructionDeliver classroom and ground instruction covering FAA-required ATP CTP curriculum topics
Requirements
- Required:High school diploma or GED equivalentFAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate with Airplane Multi-Engine Land ratingCurrent FAA Flight Instructor CertificateMinimum of 3–5 years of relevant flight experienceAt least two years of turbojet air carrier experience as:Pilot in Command (PIC) in operations conducted under FAA Parts 91 or 135
- orPilot in Command (PIC) or Second in Command (SIC) in operations conducted under FAA Part 121In-depth knowledge of FAA regulations, safety requirements, and industry standards related to flight training operationsStrong interpersonal and instructional skills with the ability to work effectively with students possessing varying levels of experience and abilityAbility to adapt to scheduling requirements and operational changes as neededPreferred: CL-65 (CRJ-200) Type RatingPrior experience delivering simulator-based airline trainingExperience working in collegiate aviation or professional pilot development program