CRJ Captains

Join a Team Where Your Skills Fuel Missions That Matter

Great North Airlines is a Canadian airline committed to providing essential aviation services across the country and beyond. From ACMI operations to mission-critical charters for government agencies, First Nations communities, and corporate partners, our team is passionate about safety, reliability, and service excellence.

As we continue to grow and expand our fleet, we are seeking experienced and passionate CRJ Captains who are looking for more than just a flying job. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a team that values giving back to communities, mentoring the next generation of pilots, and contributing to meaningful aviation missions. If you are driven by purpose, thrive in dynamic environments, and want to be part of a company that puts people first, Great North Airlines is the place for you.

Scope

As a pilot flying for Great North Airlines, the CRJ Captain is responsible for ensuring the safe operation of the aircraft while providing customer service and giving on-time performance due consideration. The CRJ Captain supervises other crew members and has primary responsibility for the flight. The CRJ Captain reports to the Chief Pilot.

Responsibilities

  • Responsible for the safe and efficient operation of Company aircraft
  • Ensure all pre-flight, inflight and post-flight duties are completed safely consistent with published Transport Canada regulations and standards as well as Company policies and procedures
  • Ensure that all crew members perform their flight duties consistent with published Transport Canada regulations and standards as well as Company policies and procedures
  • Any other responsibilities and duties assigned by the Chief Pilot

Requirements

  • 4,000 hours Total Time
  • 500 hours propeller time
  • Must hold Transport Canada Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL)
  • Must hold Transport Canada Category I Medical Certificate
  • Able to obtain Transport Canada Security Clearance
  • Legally entitled to work in Canada
  • Able to operate Company aircraft domestically, trans-border and internationally without restriction
  • Aviation diploma/degree an asset
  • Must be fluent in English language
  • Effective communication and problem solving skills
  • Strong leadership and teamwork skills
  • Flexible and willing to work irregular hours, including evenings and weekends
  • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs
  • Frequent sitting, standing, walking, pushing, and pulling

What We Offer

  • Competitive Salary: Minimum $110,000+ per year
  • Benefits: Dental care, disability insurance, extended health care, flexible schedule, life insurance, on-site parking, paid time off, vision care
  • Meaningful Missions: Support essential services, government contracts, and community connections
  • Professional Growth: Opportunities to mentor and develop as a leader
  • Diverse Operations: Experience varied flying across Canada and internationally
  • Team Culture: Join a company that values safety, respect, diversity, and service excellence

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