Beechcraft 1900 Captain — Direct Entry (Type Rating Provided)

🧭 What you’ll do

• Lead safe, efficient Beechcraft 1900 operations in multi-crew, IFR environments across regional routes.
• Exercise sound Captaincy: flight planning, weather/NOTAM review, fuel and weight/balance, SOP and regulatory compliance.
• Coach and collaborate with your First Officer and crew to maintain a just culture and high performance.
• Deliver exceptional customer service while managing on-time performance in dynamic operating conditions.
• Complete accurate operational reports, tech logs, and safety reports.
• Support a flexible schedule with travel, weekend, and evening operations as required.

🧰 Minimum qualifications

• Total time: 2,500 hours
• PIC time: 500 hours
• Multi-engine: 500 hours
• Turbine: 1,000 hours
• Multi-pilot: 1,000 hours
• IFR/multi-crew turbine: 1,000 hours
• License: ATPL (TCCA)
• Medical: Class 1
• Graduate of an Aviation College degree or diploma program.
• Eligible to obtain a RAIC.
• Able to travel to the United States and obtain TSA approval for simulator training.
• Comfortable with manual dexterity tasks using desktop computers and peripherals.
• Willing and able to travel; weekend and evening work is required.
• Type rating not required — full training provided.

🌟 Preferred experience

• Current BE02 PPC.
• BE02 type rating.
• Northern/gravel strip operational experience.
• Two-crew, multi-engine turbine experience.

🎓 Training and progression

We provide a comprehensive Beechcraft 1900 program, including ground school, full‑motion simulator training (subject to TSA approval), and line indoctrination. You’ll join a safety‑first, SOP‑driven operation with ongoing recurrent training and professional development.

🧾 Compliance and work authorization

• Accepted licenses: TCCA.
• ICAO English Language Proficiency: Level 4 or higher.
• Visa sponsorship is not provided; candidates must have the right to work where the role is based.

📨 Ready to apply?

Bring your multi‑crew turbine expertise to the left seat of the Beechcraft 1900. If you meet the minimums and can satisfy RAIC and TSA requirements, we’d love to hear from you.