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Harbour Air

Seaplane Captain (DHC‑3T Turbine Otter) – Seasonal, Summer 2027 – Vancouver/Richmond, BC

Seaplane Captain – DHC‑3T Turbine Otter

Join Harbour Air, North America’s largest seaplane airline, for a high-impact seasonal flying opportunity. Based in Vancouver/Richmond, BC, you’ll operate single-pilot DHC‑3T Turbine Otters on floats, delivering scheduled and charter services across the stunning Southern BC coastal region throughout Summer 2027.

  • Location: Richmond/Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (CXH/YVR base)
  • Employment Type: Seasonal (Summer 2027)
  • Aircraft: DHC‑3T Turbine Otter on floats
  • Operation: Single-pilot; scheduled and charter flights in the Southern BC coastal region
  • License Required: Transport Canada CPL

✈️ The Mission

Deliver safe, efficient, and customer-focused seaplane operations in a dynamic coastal environment—balancing precision flying, thoughtful decision-making, and warm hospitality with every departure and docking.

🧭 What You’ll Do

  • Liaise with OCC to gather weather, routing, and passenger load information.
  • Generate flight plans, including route, altitudes, weather, and NOTAMs.
  • Calculate and manage aircraft weight and balance for each flight.
  • Conduct thorough pre-flight and post-flight inspections and float operations.
  • Provide clear passenger briefings and exceptional customer service throughout the journey.

🧰 What You’ll Bring

  • Transport Canada CPL and current Class 1 Medical.
  • Minimum 1,000 hours PIC fixed-wing.
  • Minimum 750 hours on floats.
  • Exceptional customer service orientation and strong communication skills.

🌟 Where You’ll Fly

Operate from Vancouver Harbour and the Richmond/YVR base to destinations throughout the Southern BC coast—combining scheduled services with bespoke charters across harbours, inlets, and islands.

📨 How to Apply

Ready for Summer 2027? Submit your resume and a brief cover note outlining availability. Include a time summary (PIC fixed-wing and float hours), plus your current licence and medical details.

Only candidates meeting the listed minimums will be contacted.