About This Role
Starlink Aviation is seeking a corporate PC-12 Captain for a private RAC 604 operation used by an owner-client and based at Montreal–Dorval (CYUL). The company coordinates business and private travel, while this Captain plans and safely manages the owner's international flights in close collaboration with the company team. Serving as the ambassador between the owner-client and operator, the role helps protect the interests of all stakeholders and achieve the client's flight objectives with peace of mind.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Reporting to Starlink Aviation's Operations Manager, the Captain is responsible for planning and safely managing all international flights in close collaboration with the company's team.
- Acting as the ambassador between the owner-client and the operator, the Captain works to serve the interests of all stakeholders while pursuing the owner-client's flight objectives.
- The role is carried out with the calm and reassurance expected by the client.
What We Offer
The roster is two weeks on call followed by one week off. The package provides 15 working days of annual vacation, a dedicated internal coordination and flight-planning team available 24/7, and an experienced management team. The company offers an experienced, dynamic teama three-aircraft fleet comprising the PC-12, PC-24 and Falcon 6Xinternal advancement based on availability and seniorityhighly competitive compensationand company-provided mobile phones and an iPad. The complete benefits package includes employer-paid group insurance covering life, short- and long-term disability, dental and prescription-drug coverage, plus a group RRSP.
Requirements
- Applicants joining the company's pilot team must pass Transport Canada medical examinations leading to a Category 1 medical certificate, have PC-12 experience as a prerequisite (qualification on the NG or NGX is an asset), and have a minimum of 1,500 flight hours.
- International experience is an asset.
- Candidates must hold a Canadian Commercial Pilot Licence with a valid instrument rating, be Canadian citizens or permanent residents, be eligible to obtain a Restricted Area Identity Card (CIZR), and speak both French and English.
- The role also calls for excellent interpersonal skills, resourcefulness, leadership, and a highly safety-focused professional background.