AH-Instructor Pilot

Job Overview

V2X GTS has a requirement for an Instructor Pilot (IP) in support of the Kuwait Air Force (KAF) in Kuwait City, Kuwait (Ali Al Salem Air Base). The IP provides Instructor & Operator (I/O) support, services and TADSS oversight required under W-TRS TDL 025 and reports directly to the in-country V2X-GTS Program Manager. The successful candidate must be a United States citizen, with proof of citizenship and a current U.S. passport.

Standard work week is five (5) days per week for up to eight (8) hours per day while at OCONUS work site(s).

Standard work week will be five (5) days per week for up to eight (8) hours per day while at OCONUS work site(s).

• The Instructor Pilot (IP) must be a trained and certified aviation educator, able to provide instruction and guidance on the AH-64 model D/E.
• Instructor Pilots provide advanced AH-64D/E flight instruction to student pilots in accordance with the Army Aircrew Training Manual. Instructor Pilots will have IP experience at the company level or above.
• The training is conducted at Ali Al Salem Air Base, Kuwait and includes Kuwaiti students.
• Prepare simulator flight hour utilization and scheduling reports
• Support briefings and demonstrations of the simulators by the host nation.
• Instructs and provides performance evaluations of students in classroom, in flight, and simulator training
• Conducts pre-flight and in-flight briefings, and post-flight After Action Reports
• Conducts end of stage check rides
• Instructor Pilot services and support to include instruction in aircraft systems, instrument flight, mission scenarios and the operation of the flight management system, and emergency procedures.
• Services and support shall include instrument flight and mission scenarios, flight management system operations, emergency procedures, fault insertion, Air Traffic Control (ATC) services, and controlling the weather of the simulator.
• Provide flight instruction, in-flight evaluation, examination, and instruction services. Determine required training objectives and scope, including subjects or tasks to be taught and evaluation criteria. Train pilots to the U.S. Army or host nation standards IAW aviation publications and regulations.
• Check-in each scheduled aircrew upon their arrival to the facility. Provide the aircrew any requested mission scenario loads to include weather, current aircraft flight planning data, and any other information needed for completion of the mission, as requested.
• Ensure aircrew has the aircraft specific operational publications and information, required forms, and other flight planning materials for the flight-training period.
• Remain immediately available to the aircrew throughout the flight-training period. Prior to the training flight, the I/O will review the pilots’ flight planning for accuracy, critique/ instruct and answer any questions as requested.
• Conduct debriefings and grading of the aircrew IAW the applicable Aircrew Training Manual. The I/O will also provide appropriate comments relative to the flight and written comments in the Individual Aircrew Training Folder (IATF) for instrument check rides and any other training/evaluation events requiring written comments. The I/O will instruct the aircrew in techniques and corrective procedures to help avoid error repetition.
• Provide instruction on day/night/Night Vision Goggles (NVG) contact, emergency procedures, instrument, terrain flight, tactics, gunnery, and aircraft systems and simulated air traffic control services IAW Air Traffic Control Manual, FAA Order 7110.65 for terminal, en-route, and approach and departure control services.
• Provide existing, modified and/or contractor-developed training tutorials, courseware curriculum and Programs of Instruction (POI) for military and civilian related subjects in English.
• Serve as the subject matter expert for aircrew training manual, aviation procedures and techniques, and all others in the performance of their duties. The I/O will stay knowledgeable on all changes in reference to publications, regulations and procedures, project guidelines, and progress of training. The I/O will recommend changes and improvements…