What you'll do
Operate the King Air B260/B360 as PIC for emergency retrievals and patient transfers, ensuring the highest standards of safety and airmanship.
Plan and execute IFR flights by day and night across varying settings and weather conditions.
Work in close coordination with Flight Paramedics, clinical teams and operations staff to meet time‑critical mission requirements.
Exercise sound judgment in dynamic situations, balancing operational priorities with patient needs and crew safety.
Uphold company SOPs, regulatory compliance and qualified standards at all times.

Minimum requirements
Total PIC: 1,500 hours
Multi-Engine PIC: 400 hours
Night PIC: 100 hours
Instrument flight time: 250 hours (minimum 125 in‑flight)
MEIR renewals: Minimum 3 Multi-Engine Instrument Rating renewals
Licence: CASA ATPL, or CPL with all ATPL subjects completed
Medical: Class 1
English proficiency:



ICAO ELP Level 4+
Right to work: Ability to live and work in Australia (no sponsorship available)

Preferred qualifications
Previous experience on the King Air B260 and/or B360
1,000+ hours Turbine PIC
Checking and/or training background

Additional requirements
Proven ability to work within a multi‑disciplined qualified team
Ability to obtain and maintain a Working With Children Check
Eligible for and able to hold an ASIC

Note: Non-Type Rated candidates are welcome — type training will be provided.

Where you'll be based

All duties start and finish at Essendon (Melbourne) , supporting missions across Victoria with the flexibility to operate into other states as required.
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📌 King Air Captain – Air Ambulance Essendon, Melbourne (Australia)
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