Bell 206B/505 Certified Flight Instructor - Scottsdale, Arizona

Company/Organization: Universal Helicopters

Position: Pilot-Rotary Wing

Job Type: Permanent

Posted: 12/20/2025

Description:

Universal Helicopters is a Bell 505 Reseller and a Bell Factory Certified Training Facility
providing factory Bell 206B initial/recurrent training and Bell 505 recurrent training. We are currently 
seeking an experienced Flight Instructor with a passion for teaching and a strong commitment to 
aviation, who will provide primary training in both technologically advanced airframes under FAA 
Part 61 and 141 standardized curricula.

Our program features a one-of-a-kind online instructor-student tracking system that allows for 
systematic management of student progress through intuitive and user-friendly course trackers. We 
take pride in offering individuals the opportunity to work alongside industry experts with more 
than 25 years of experience. Enjoy competitive pay and benefits, including long-term career growth 
and advancement opportunities, all while focusing on your students’ development and interests, with
special emphasis on safety.

• Take part in our commitment to safety and success in aviation!
• Enjoy first class, state-of-the-art facilities at Scottsdale Airport (KSDL)
• Rely on in-house, experienced maintenance staff - available 24-7
• Receive Fight Instructor mentorship, continued education, and leadership development from 
the Chief pilot.
• Take advantage of aircraft rental discounts for personal use
• Earn additional compensation based on hours and experience

Requirements:

Job Requirements:
Bell 206B/505 current Certified Flight Instructor possessing the following qualities:
• Passion for learning and teaching others
• Goal oriented with consistent initiative
• Thorough attention to detail
• Strong organization and communication skills
• Excellent time management
• Team oriented with unquestionable commitment to standardization and excellence

Qualifications:
• FAA Commercial or ATP Helicopter certificate
• Current FAA CFI certificate
• Current FAA medical certificate, class 3 or greater 
• 700 hours PIC helicopter
• 200 hours Bell 206B/L (Bell 505 experience desired)

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