About This Role
Pacific Coastal Airlines is recruiting a permanent full-time B1900 First Officer for its Vancouver flight crew. The role supports the airline's regional service across British Columbia, with a stated focus on work-life balance, career advancement, competitive compensation, and a collaborative flight-crew environment.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Join Pacific Coastal Airlines' seasoned flight crew as a permanent full-time B1900 First Officer based in Vancouver.
- The posting places the role within the airline's regular British Columbia service network, which includes destinations such as Tofino, Bella Bella, and Bella Coola, and requires availability for travel away from home, overnights, and varying shifts.
What We Offer
The package includes commuting within the airline's network subject to approval, the ability to apply for a preferred base and equipment, a competitive base salary of $55.00 per credit hour with a $52,800 annual minimum, a $5.10 per-duty-hour per diem, at least 80 flying credits per month, and a maximum of 18 duty periods per monthly schedule.Additional benefits include overtime opportunities, Wild Card Day scheduling, banked statutory holidays that can provide up to three weeks of additional paid time off, shift trading, jump-seat privileges, employee and family travel benefits, peer-to-peer rewards, and a $25,000 upgrade retention bonus after three years as a Captain.Pacific Coastal Airlines pays all extended health and dental premiums and half of disability, life, and AD&D insurance premiums, with coverage including paramedical care, emergency out-of-country medical care, vision care, short- and long-term disability, life and AD&D insurance, and optional critical illness coverage.
Requirements
- Minimum qualifications include 500 hours total time
- a CPL with IATRA or an ATPL, with IATRA completed within the last 18 months
- current multi-engine IFR
- and a valid Category 1 Medical Certificate. A bond applies under the Crew Practices Manual. Applicants must be able to travel away from home, including overnights, work varying shifts, obtain and maintain a Restricted Area Identity Card, travel to and from the United States without restrictions, and lift 50 pounds unassisted. They must be Canadian citizens, Canadian permanent residents, or hold a valid permit to work in Canada. Preference is given to candidates with a type rating and multi-crew, multi-engine, IFR, and/or turbine experience in 600/702/703/704/705 or military operations. Flight Instructor candidates should expect consideration with 1,000+ hours of total time experience.