Network Aviation is seeking an E190 Training and Checking Captain to deliver flight training, simulator instruction, proficiency checks and line checks for pilots operating Embraer E190 aircraft. Applicants are expected to hold an Australian CASA ATPL, a current or recent E190 type rating, substantial command experience and the qualifications required for training and checking duties. Previous experience as a simulator instructor, training captain, examiner or company check pilot is highly desirable. The successful candidate should demonstrate strong technical knowledge, sound judgement, excellent communication skills and a professional approach to safety and compliance. The role also requires flexibility, teamwork and a willingness to support Network Aviation’s operational and training standards.
Network Aviation Pty Ltd is an Australian regional airline and a Qantas Group company. Based in Western Australia, it operates scheduled passenger services connecting Perth with regional and resource-industry communities, as well as charter and workforce transport services. The airline has historically operated aircraft including the Embraer E190 and Fokker 100, supporting essential connectivity across Western Australia. Network Aviation places strong emphasis on operational safety, reliability, professional pilot development and service quality. As part of the Qantas Group, employees may benefit from structured training, established aviation procedures and access to broader group career opportunities. The company’s work is particularly important in a large state where long distances separate major cities, regional towns and mining areas.
Australia offers aviation opportunities with major airlines, regional carriers, charter operators, flight schools, airports and aviation-support companies. Demand is strongest in major centres such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, while regional roles may provide lifestyle and roster advantages. Australian workplace culture generally values punctuality, safety, direct communication, teamwork and work-life balance. Lifestyle options range from coastal cities and outdoor activities to quieter regional communities, although housing and living costs can be high in major cities. Most overseas applicants need an appropriate work visa, and pilots may need CASA licence validation, medical certification and English-language evidence. Employer sponsorship is possible for some skilled roles but is not guaranteed. Before relocating, candidates should check visa eligibility, licence conversion requirements, taxation, health insurance, accommodation and roster arrangements.
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