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New Jersey, United States based Infinity Flight Group, one of the largest privately owned flight schools on the east coast of the United States, has appointed Kyle Portela for the role as Chief Flight Instructor. Portela’s extensive experience in flight training and leadership positions him well to oversee the instruction and operations at Infinity Flight Group, a premier provider of professional flight training Infinity Flight Group operates over 50 aircraft, including Cessna 172 and Piper Seminole models.
To learn more about Infinity Flight Group or Mr Portela, connect with him via LinkedIn.
Source: Kyle Portela (Infinity Flight Group)
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Alaska Airlines is Seeking Candidates for Pilot Training Program Director in December 2024
Seattle, Washington – Alaska Airlines is seeking a Pilot Training Program Director to oversee strategic planning and regulatory compliance for its Flight Operations Training programs. The position involves designing long-term strategies for pilot training, managing complex projects, and ensuring alignment with FAA requirements for various fleet types.
Candidate Requirements
- Minimum 10 years of experience in pilot training and program management
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
- 1500 hours as Captain and Check Pilot in 121 operations
- Strong knowledge of FAA regulations and guidance
- Proficiency in financial analysis, problem-solving, and Microsoft Office
- Proven ability to influence, build relationships, and manage change
- U.S. work authorization and minimum age of 18
Preferred
- Experience in 121 pilot management
Key Duties
- Lead strategy development for pilot training programs
- Manage FAA regulatory guidance for fleet training and operations
- Collaborate with departments to align training initiatives with business goals
- Conduct Safety Risk Analysis and economic evaluations for training projects
- Support Airbus and Boeing AQP training programs
- Coordinate with financial teams on budget and project planning
Salary Range
- $147,400 – $228,400 / year
To learn more about the role and to apply please go here.
Source: Alaska Airlines