Global Line Training Captain – Dassault Falcon 6X

• Deliver line training and mentoring for Falcon 6X pilots, from initial operating experience through recurrent line training.
• Promote SOP discipline, CRM, and a just-culture mindset; provide clear, constructive debriefs and coaching.
• Support standardization across the fleet, aligning training practices with company manuals and regulatory guidance.
• Conduct route familiarization and operational indoctrination on worldwide missions, including complex international procedures.
• Liaise with Training and Flight Operations on curriculum, lesson plans, and training records to ensure compliance and quality.
• Champion safety by contributing to the SMS, reporting, and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Operate the Falcon 6X to the highest professional standards as PIC, ensuring passenger comfort, discretion, and mission success.

• Total time: 4000 hours
• PIC time: 1000 hours
• In type (Falcon 6X): 200 hours
• Type rating: Required — hold a current Falcon 6X endorsement
• License required: ATPL
• Accepted licenses: EASA
• Medical: Class 1
• ICAO ELP level: 5 or higher (ICAO English)
• Record: No history of incidents/accidents; clean criminal record

Preferred: Prior Line Training Captain (LTC) experience on the Falcon 6X.

• Proven leadership and coaching skills with a calm, professional demeanor in dynamic, global operations.
• Exceptional decision-making, threat and error management, and adherence to SOPs.
• Strong communication and debriefing capability, fostering continuous learning and performance.
• High level of discretion and customer focus suitable for VIP and corporate aviation.
• Flexibility to travel and operate worldwide at short notice.

Please submit the following:

• Current CV/resume
• Copy of EASA ATPL and Class 1 Medical
• Falcon 6X type rating/endorsement evidence
• Last 3 pages of logbook (showing totals and recent currency)
• Two professional references (optional at application stage)

• Visa sponsorship: Not provided
• Eligibility: Candidates must have the right to work and travel as required for worldwide operations.

Only candidates meeting the minimum flight time and licensing requirements will be contacted for next steps.