About This Role
Air Borealis, a collaborative partnership serving Northern and Coastal Labrador, is seeking experienced Twin Otter Captains for scheduled and charter operations based in Goose Bay, NL. The airline operates 11 Twin Otter aircraft serving 12 destinations across Labrador, including remote communities, fishing camps, and national parks. Candidates must have a minimum of 2500 hours total time, 1000 hours multi-engine experience, and 1000 hours PIC (or 2000 hours on similar aircraft), with a valid CPL and Transport Canada Class 1 Medical. Air Borealis offers competitive compensation, comprehensive health benefits, pension plan, travel privileges, guaranteed days off, and the unique lifestyle benefits of Labrador including outdoor recreation and tight-knit communities. Pilots can return to their home base in Goose Bay every evening after their shift.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Operate Twin Otter aircraft on scheduled and charter flights
- Serve Northern and Coastal Labrador communities
- Conduct pre-flight inspections and safety checks
- Manage aircraft maintenance efficiency and cargo handling
- Provide support to passenger operations
- Operate to remote strips and challenging terrain
What We Offer
Competitive payComprehensive health benefits (medical, dental, vision, life insurance)Defined Contribution Pension PlanEmployee Stock Purchase PlanPersonal travel privileges with PAL Airlines and interline agreementsIndustry discounts (hotels, rental cars, etc.)Per diems for days worked11 guaranteed days off per monthAdditional holiday block vacation days per yearCompetitive allowances (uniforms covered)Vacation days based on length of serviceAbility to return home base every evening after work
Requirements
- Valid Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
- Valid Transport Canada Group 1 Instrument Rating
- Valid Transport Canada Class 1 Medical Certificate
- Minimum 2500 hours total flight time
- Minimum 1000 hours multi-engine experience
- Minimum 1000 hours PIC or 2000 hours on similar aircraft type
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Restricted Area Identity Card (RAIC)
- Transport Canada English proficiency standard (Level 4)
- Valid ATPL preferred
About Air Borealis
Air Borealis is a unique collaborative partnership in Canadian aviation between Innu Development Limited Partnership, Nunatsiavut Group of Companies, and PAL Airlines. It serves as the primary airline provider for Northern and Southern Coastal Labrador, offering scheduled and charter services with fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft, providing vital links to remote communities while respecting the local environment and culture.