Flight Safety Pilot

Lufthansa Aviation Training — Goodyear, Arizona, USA

Estimated salary for Commercial Pilots (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025): $84,540–$190,440 per year, median $123,220. The employer did not provide a pay range for this listing.

Requirements

Do you have what it takes to manage flight safety with precision and integrity? Become a Flight Safety Pilot and be the go-to expert for all safety matters at Lufthansa Aviation Training! Come and see what we have to offer! Tasks Your main tasks include, among others: • Assists the company in all matters regarding the safety of flight operations

• Maintain a relationship of trust with instructor pilots and students to enhance the open, non-punitive safety culture at Lufthansa Aviation Training

• Performs as a CFI (Certificated Flight Instructor) but is the first point of contact for all safety relevant matters

• Alongside the Director of Safety, Security and Compliance, the Safety Pilot will receive and process confidential safety reports, assist in performing investigations, risk assessments and root cause analysis

• Perform all other duties assigned or delegated by supervisors

Benefits • 15-20 Vacation Days

• Flight privileges

• Healthcare

• Life Insurance

• Short Disability

• Employee Assistance Program

• Family Policy

• Commuter Benefits

• Education

• 401k plan

• up to 60 Sick Days

• Long Disability

• Flex Holidays

Requirements To thrive in this role, we value a combination of the following requirements: • Bachelor’s degree Preferred

• FAA CFI, CFII

• Medical Class 1

• Previous experience as Lufthansa Aviation Training flight instructor preferred

• Experience with flight safety reporting and investigations preferred

• Must possess a legal work permit in the U.S.

• CV/Resume required

• Company will not provide relocation assistance

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