Allen Corporation

Light Twin Engine Instructor Pilot

Fort Worth, United States / North America

Position
Instructor
Aircraft
Piper PA-44 / Cessna 172
Total time
400+ hrs
Authority
FAA

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Overview

Allen Corporation is recruiting a full-time Light Twin Instructor Pilot in Fort Worth, Texas. The instructor supports an established FAA currency programme by delivering recurrent flight training and checks in Piper PA-44 and Cessna 172 aircraft. Work includes detailed briefings, systems knowledge, safety-management compliance, cockpit resource management and completion of operational records. The position combines instruction with pilot-in-command duties around the Dallas-Fort Worth airspace and requires recent teaching experience, multiple instructor credentials and defined total, command and multi-engine flight time. Applications are currently being accepted, and the employment package includes benefits together with recurrent qualification obligations.

Responsibilities

- Provide flight instruction and checking in PA-44 and Cessna 172 aircraft.
- Conduct preflight and postflight briefings covering weather, routing and procedures.
- Maintain current knowledge of aircraft systems, avionics and emergency procedures.
- Deliver training in accordance with the safety management programme.
- Apply crew resource management while acting as pilot in command.
- Complete required flight documentation.

Requirements

  • Have at least 400 hours of total flight time.
  • Have at least 200 PIC hours.
  • Have at least 100 airplane multi-engine land hours.
  • Have given at least 50 hours of multi-engine dual instruction.
  • Have flight-instruction experience within the previous 24 months.
  • Hold at least a current Second Class medical certificate.
  • Hold valid CFI, MEI and CFII certificates.
  • Be legally eligible to work in the United States.
  • Pass background and drug screening and complete initial and annual checks.

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