Within the Operational Pilots Group of the Falcon Operational Support Directorate (DSOF) of the French Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC), you will participate, in close collaboration with other DSOF operational specialists and other Dassault Aviation entities, in operational support activities related to the various Falcon types in service.
Your missions for flight operations will include:
Preparing and conducting demonstration flights in conjunction with the company's test pilots,
Participation in trade fairs,
Conducting training missions for client pilots within the ATO: offline flights, TRI training, TRE training,
Performing technical flights (MCF) at customer sites and within our maintenance network; Line Instruction Flight under Supervision for customer pilots.
Support flights for customers awaiting delivery of their aircraft,
Organization and execution of type qualification checks for Dassault Aviation pilots,
Participation in operational evaluation/FH flights in collaboration with pilots and test engineers,
Participation in technical ferry flights as requested by flight tests,
Type rating verification of customer pilots as requested by training providers,
Participation in simulator validation as requested by DEV and/or training providers.
Your responsibilities for ground operations:
Training activities:
Defining the working method in partnership with aircraft managers,
Developing and participating in the various ATO theoretical courses,
Participating in the justification and validation of the type rating policy,
Participating in the implementation of the training quality policy (audits, visits, etc.),
Participating, as needed, in the operation of the ATO or the NCC structure.
Feedback :
Participating in Falcon feedback and knowledge of competing business jets.
Within the framework of Falcon Operational Support:
Participate in the development and review of operational documentation with aircraft managers and the various departments of the company involved,
Participate in developing responses to customer questions,
Participate in the validation of operational presentations during seminars,
Participate in the definition and validation of operational tools.
Visiting clients.
You have experience as an Expert Operational Pilot.
You hold an ATPL, are JAR25 qualified, and have experience in public transport (or equivalent).
You have instructional experience and regulatory qualifications (EASA, FAA).
You are comfortable interacting with clients and have a very good level of English (written and spoken).
Your teaching skills and interpersonal abilities have been demonstrated in previous experiences.
A good general knowledge, as well as an impeccable presentation, are essential to succeed in your missions.
This position involves frequent travel abroad, as well as flexibility in managing personal schedules.