Corporate Helicopter Pilot & Executive Driver

American Iron and Metal•Montréal-Est, QC

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Part of AIM Aviation, private transport division of American Iron & Metal, we are seeking a highly skilled and versatile professional to join our team in a unique dual-capacity position. As our Corporate Helicopter Pilot & Driver for Executive team/Owners, you will serve as the trusted operator of our Airbus AS350 B3 (AStar) throughout the flight season — covering a radius of 400 to 500 km around Montréal — and as a reliable, discreet chauffeur for our senior leadership team for the remainder of the year. This is an exceptional opportunity for an experienced pilot who values flexibility, discretion, and a long-term professional partnership with a dynamic, engaged company. Ce poste est ouvert aux candidats bilingues. L'anglais est la langue principale de travail.

Requirements

Valid Transport Canada Commercial Pilot Licence – Helicopter (CPL-H) or ATPL-H
Extensive experience on the Airbus AS350 B3 (AStar) — type rating required
Valid Transport Canada Class 1 Medical Certificate
Minimum experience requirements are; 3,000 hours total helicopter time of which 1,500 hours are on turbine helicopters, and 100 hours on make and model and no losses
Proven experience as pilot-in-command and/or co-pilot for executive or charter operations
Demonstrated ability to provide flight training and mentoring to lower-hour pilots
Valid Québec driver's license (Class 5 minimum) with a clean driving record
Fluent in English (working language); French is a strong asset

Nice To Haves

IFR rating or instrument flight experience
Experience with cross-country navigation in Québec and Eastern Canada airspace
Prior experience in a high-discretion, executive-facing or VIP role
Familiarity with Montréal-area airspace, aerodromes, and regional geography within a 500 km range

Responsibilities

Safely operate the Airbus AS350 B3 (AStar) for executive and company missions within a 400–500 km radius of Montréal
Co-pilot alongside the company owner, fostering a collaborative and professional flight environment
Provide in-flight mentorship and training to pilots (Owner’s grandson) building flight hours
Conduct pre-flight and post-flight inspections, safety checks, and coordinate maintenance as required
File flight plans, monitor weather conditions, and manage all flight documentation in full compliance with Transport Canada regulations
Remain on-call 7 days a week throughout the summer season, with flexibility for short-notice departures (no night flights required)
Maintain currency of all licenses, ratings, and medical certifications at all times
Provide professional and discreet ground transportation for executive and ownership
Operate company vehicles safely and in full compliance with Quebec traffic regulations
Manage scheduling, route planning, and logistics for executive travel needs
Maintain cleanliness, upkeep, and operational readiness of all assigned company vehicles
Represent the company with the highest standards of professionalism, discretion, and confidentiality