DHC‑6 Twin Otter Captain – Remote & Polar Operations (Rotational)

🧭 What you’ll do

• Command the DHC‑6 Twin Otter across charter, cargo, medevac, aerial survey, and polar support missions.
• Operate safely and decisively in extreme and remote conditions, including off-strip and unimproved airfields.
• Exercise sound judgment and a high degree of independence while collaborating within a tight‑knit, mission‑focused team.
• Uphold company SOPs and regulatory requirements while delivering reliable, customer‑centric operations.

🧰 What you’ll bring

• Valid Canadian ATPL (Aeroplane).
• Minimum 2,000 hours total time (2,500+ preferred).
• Ability to obtain a valid Transport Canada medical and security clearance.
• Legally entitled to work in Canada.
• Valid passport with at least 6 months’ remaining validity.
• Asset experience: Arctic operations, ski‑equipped aircraft, off‑strip, or remote/unimproved airfields.
• No current DHC‑6 PPC required—type training provided for qualified candidates.

🌟 What’s on offer

• Seasonal rotational schedule offering meaningful time at home between deployments.
• All work travel and accommodations arranged and covered while on rotation.
• Operate in iconic environments—from Canada’s High Arctic to Antarctica—on missions that matter.
• Join a respected operator known for professionalism, versatility, and teamwork.
• Structured training and support to keep you sharp in demanding conditions.

Candidates must meet all eligibility requirements and be prepared to work in remote and extreme environments.

📨 How to apply

Ready to captain a Twin Otter where few aircraft can go? Submit your resume/CV and include your total time, relevant remote/Arctic/Antarctic experience, and currency on the DHC‑6 (if applicable). Shortlisted candidates will be contacted with next steps.