BACKGROUND

We are building something bold and new in aviation. An end-to-end business that aims to put the wonder of aviation at the heart of local communities; to make local airports focal points of small towns across the American Heartland; to provide apprenticeships and jobs for more local people; to provide a pathway for would-be aviators to develop their skills and build successful careers; to make flying privately a more viable and accessible option for more people.

Revv Aviation is backed by a strong parent company, CL Enterprises, a family of high growth businesses. CLE is the family backed investment office of husband-wife team of Inga Carus and Peter Limberger. Between them, Peter and Inga have managed and developed the businesses from a single successful 100-year-old company to a diversified group with nearly 900 employees today. Revv is part of this special family which includes a water purification company, a chemical distributor, farms, a brewery with multiple restaurants, and many more!

Headquartered at Aurora Municipal Airport in Aurora, IL, Revv specializes in professional flight training as well as training for those who are not airline bound. With flight schools located at KCBF, KSUX, KDVN, KJVL, KARR, KOMA, KHON, 06C, KMLI, and KTCL, our mission is to develop top-tier aviators for the US aviation community and beyond. By providing an unparalleled flight training experience focused on quality instruction and value to our students, we seek to impart invaluable airmanship skills that inspire tomorrow's generation of aviation professionals.

OVERVIEW

The Certificated Flight Instructor (CFI) provides ground and flight instruction to students using a variety of methods that include classroom training and in-flight instruction. Flight Instructors are responsible for ensuring the individual student success through the training process of Private, Instrument, and Commercial, Multi-Engine and CFI/CFII pilot training programs. They play an integral role in ensuring operational safety and work closely with the Chief Instructor to enhance the training experience for students. You will be providing professional flight instruction to students training in a Part 61/141 environment. You are responsible for your students progress in the course of training while keeping their syllabi up to date. There may be occasions where you will be called upon to perform some clerical duties along with your flight instructing responsibilities.. You will report to the Chief Flight Instructor who will supervise your activities and progress as an instructor. Your duties will be assigned as directed by the Chief Instructor or his designee.

KEY ROLES

Conducts ground and flight training operations with private, instrument, and commercial pilot students.

Safely operates training aircraft in compliance with Standard Operating Procedures and FAA Regs.

Coordinates the flight training schedule with students and staff in compliance with scheduling policies.

Provides and maintains records of necessary pilot endorsements needed to satisfy TSA and FAA.

Maintains individual student records needed for student billing and tracking.

Sets work schedules that align with the student's schedule.

REQUIREMENTS

Ability to comprehend the Part 61 and Part 141 training process and FAA Airman Certification Standards is required

Ability to safely fit and execute flight Instruction duties in training aircraft is required

Current FAA CFI certificate and Flight Review is required

Current 1st, 2nd, or 3rd class Medical Certificate is required

Instrument Instructor (CFII) is required

*Multi-Engine (MEI) certificate is preferred*