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Job description: Job Summary We are seeking a Class 2 Flight Instructor to join our growing flight training operation in Orillia, Ontario. This position is well suited to an instructor who enjoys a varied training environment, including float flying, tailwheel operations, glass cockpit aircraft, and traditional steam-gauge instruction, and who is interested in supporting and mentoring junior instructors while maintaining strong training standards. This is a newly established operation located in a scenic and historic aviation setting that has been active since 1954. We are building a collaborative and professional training environment and look forward to welcoming instructors who are passionate about teaching and growing with the operation. Airports: Orillia Rama Regional Airport (CNJ4) Wheels / Tailwheel Orillias only Seaplane Base Lake St. John (CNV6) Float Endorsements Aircraft: Cessna 172 on Wheels Glass Cockpit Cessna 172 Traditionally equipped analog gauges Cessna 172 180 Hp on Floats Tailwheel aircraft Responsibilities: Deliver flight and ground instruction in accordance with Transport Canada regulations Provide instruction on: Cessna 172 on wheels glass cockpit Cessna 172 on wheels analog gauges Cessna 172 on floats Tailwheel aircraft Conduct training for: Private Pilot Licence (PPL) Night Rating VFR OTT Seaplane Rating Tailwheel endorsements Conduct student progress checks and training reviews Maintain training records, PTRs, and company SOP compliance Promote a strong safety culture and professional training environment Qualifications: Valid Canadian Class 2 Flight Instructor Rating Valid CPL Current Category Medical Demonstrated experience instructing on Cessna 172 Strong knowledge of: Float operations Tailwheel handling techniques Traditional Cessna 172 flying Glass cockpit avionics Excellent communication and mentoring skills Professional, safety-first attitude Assets: Significant float time and seaplane instructional experience Tailwheel instructional experience Experience teaching in glass cockpit environments Experience supervising junior instructors Ability to teach year-round (seasonal float operations in summer) Compensation & Benefits: Hourly wage: $40 $55+/hour, based on experience and qualifications Paid flight and ground instruction Stable, long-term opportunity Well-maintained aircraft and professional operations Opportunity to help shape training programs and SOPs Why Join Us: Rare opportunity to instruct across floats, wheels, tailwheel, and glass High-demand training environment with motivated students Scenic flying area in the heart of Lake Country Supportive ownership Well funded Growth opportunities within a multi-faceted airport operation Work Location: In person