About This Role
Central Flying Service LLC is seeking a Certified Flight Instructor II to train student pilots through approved course syllabi and help them develop the skills and knowledge required to operate their training aircraft safely. The role combines flight instruction, student support, customer service, sales promotion, schedule coordination, adherence to instructor guidelines, and professional handling of confidential information. The position is based in Little Rock, Arkansas, involves work around hangars, maintenance areas, aircraft ramps, and aircraft interiors, and is classified as a non-DOT safety-sensitive position requiring sustained alertness and the ability to work safely around aircraft.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Train student pilots using the approved syllabus for each course of instruction. Follow the Flight Instructor Guidelines issued at hire and obtain Flight Training Manager approval for any deviation. Promote the sale of Central Flying Service LLC goods and services as part of the instructor's sales responsibilities. Maintain a professional bearing, protect confidential information concerning students, employees, and the company, and keep the schedule board accurate regarding instructor availability. Work safely throughout maintenance spaces, hangars, aircraft parking ramps, and aircraft interiors
- remain alert around moving aircraft
- use precautions against aircraft-operation noise
- and climb ladders or access aircraft as required to teach students.
Requirements
- Required qualifications include a High School Diploma or GED
- Certified Flight Instructor Certificate (CFI)
- Certified Flight Instructor Instrument certificate (CFII)
- a 3rd Class Medical
- and a valid driver's license. The instructor must have completed all FAA-mandated flight training necessary for issuance of the CFI and CFII certificates. Central Flying Service LLC prefers that this experience be part of its own flight training program, and prefers candidates with a college degree in Aviation. Candidates must have the piloting, instructional, communication, customer-service, and people skills needed to teach student pilots effectively, read and interpret instructions in English, pass the FAA-mandated medical exam, maintain the required physical condition, and enter and exit the aircraft operated by the Flight Training Department without assistance.