Synthetic Flight Instructor A320Pier Seven Aviation
Aircraft: A320Location: SharjahType-rated
Total Time3,000 hrs
PIC Time1,500 hrs
About This Role
Pier Seven Aviation, an EASA and GCAA-approved flight training facility based in Sharjah, UAE, is seeking Synthetic Flight Instructors (SFI/SFE) for their A320 simulator training program. The position is available on both freelance and permanent basis for passionate instructors experienced in delivering high-quality simulator training to international airline clients. Candidates must hold a valid GCAA license with SFI/SFE rating, have demonstrated A320 simulator instruction experience within the past 2 years, and meet strict flight hour requirements. This role offers the opportunity to work in a world-class training facility with modern simulators, supporting both initial type rating and recurrent training programs for commercial aviation professionals across the Middle East-North Africa region.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Conduct pre and post flight simulator briefings in accordance with GCAA standards
- Deliver simulator sessions compliant with ATO, aircraft manufacturer, and customer SOPs
- Provide classroom instruction on aircraft systems
- Deliver simulator flight instruction for licenses, type ratings, and certificates
- Assist with courseware development to maintain current and accurate training programs
- Complete client training records accurately and comprehensively
- Complete duties as assigned by Training Manager
Requirements
- Valid GCAA (UAE) license
- Valid SFI/SFE rating
- Minimum 1,500 PIC hours on A320
- Minimum 3,000 total flight hours
- ICAO English Level 5
- A320 simulator instruction experience within past 2 years
- Strong interpersonal skills
- Excellent teaching and communication skills
- Ability to adapt to diverse international client base
About Pier Seven Aviation
Pier Seven Aviation is an EASA and GCAA (UAE) approved, independently owned simulator training facility based in Sharjah, UAE, specializing in initial type rating and recurrent training programs for flight deck personnel. The facility operates multiple flight simulator training devices (FSTDs) and serves commercial airlines with both narrow and wide-body aircraft training.