We deliver innovative solutions to customers with unique aviation requirements.
North Bay, Ontario
Voyageur Aviation is a specialized aviation company who prides itself on delivering unique and innovative solutions. As a Canadian air operator, approved maintenance organization, and design approved organization with over 50 years of aviation experience, Voyageur is one of the most diverse aviation companies in Canada. Voyageur delivers on defence and government programs, comprehensive maintenance services including major repair and modification, advanced engineering, provisioning of aircraft parts and major components, and contracted flying for special mission operations. With a worldwide customer-base including governments, intergovernmental organizations, and the defence and civil aviation industries, all Voyageur’s operations are driven under our core principles of comprehensive safety management, quality assurance, and client-dedicated solutions. Voyageur is Headquartered in North Bay, Ontario, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Chorus Aviation Inc. (TSX: CHR).
On-site · North Bay
The NDT Technician is responsible for setting up and calibrating testing equipment to perform non-destructive inspections on aircraft components. They must evaluate test results, document findings in formal reports, and ensure all procedures comply with industry standards and safety regulations.
On-site · North Bay
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for performing inspections, troubleshooting defects, and carrying out rectifications on various aircraft models. They must ensure all maintenance operations comply with OEM manuals, company policies, and Transport Canada regulations.
Hybrid · North Bay
The Sr. Director, Finance provides enterprise-level financial leadership, overseeing accounting operations, financial governance, and risk management. They also lead the migration to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and provide strategic financial support for business growth initiatives.
On-site · North Bay
The Manager is responsible for the leadership, operational performance, and technical oversight of the NDT department, including personnel management and quality compliance. They will also perform NDT inspections, manage vendor and customer relationships, and ensure all work meets regulatory and company standards.
On-site · North Bay
The Flight Dispatcher is responsible for creating operational flight plans and coordinating with pilots, air traffic control, and maintenance to ensure safe flight operations. They must also monitor weather conditions, provide route analysis, and initiate emergency response procedures when necessary.
On-site · Dieppe
Perform line maintenance and routine inspections on King Air 200 aircraft. Ensure all maintenance tasks comply with aviation safety standards and regulatory requirements.
On-site · Ottawa
Perform line maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on aircraft systems to ensure compliance with airworthiness standards and Transport Canada regulations. Coordinate inspection and maintenance tasks while maintaining accurate documentation and a safe, organized work environment.
On-site · Kingston
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer will perform and monitor maintenance on company aircraft in accordance with Transport Canada regulations. Responsibilities include troubleshooting mechanical systems, conducting repairs, and providing guidance to other maintenance staff.
On-site · Toronto
The Aircraft Certification Authority is responsible for signing off on completed aircraft maintenance and performing modifications to electronic systems. They also oversee projects, provide technical mentorship to crew members, and ensure all operations comply with Transport Canada regulations.
On-site · Toronto
The Aircraft Certification Authority is responsible for performing and monitoring maintenance on company aircraft in accordance with Transport Canada regulations. This includes troubleshooting complex mechanical and structural defects, conducting inspections, and releasing maintenance work post-audit.
On-site · North Bay
The PME Aerotech Attendant is responsible for maintaining hangar cleanliness, organizing shop materials, and ensuring the safety and serviceability of hangar equipment. They also support MRO operations by operating forklifts, assisting with parts delivery, and performing ramp FOD prevention checks.
Remote · Canada
The MRO Sales Manager is responsible for generating new business leads and managing customer relationships to increase MRO sales. This includes developing proposals, negotiating agreements, and coordinating with technical staff to meet client requirements.
On-site · Trenton
Perform and monitor maintenance, inspection, and repair of company aircraft and avionics systems in compliance with Transport Canada regulations. Provide guidance to Aircraft Maintenance Engineers and support special mission teams during international deployments.
On-site · North Bay
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer will be responsible for fabricating, repairing, and restoring aircraft structures using sheet metal and composite materials. They must also ensure all maintenance operations comply with company policies, manufacturer specifications, and Transport Canada regulations.
On-site · North Bay
The Lead Hand is responsible for supervising and performing maintenance on aircraft while assigning tasks to technicians and engineers. They must ensure all work meets high-quality standards and complies with maintenance policy manuals.
On-site · North Bay
The AMT Sales Associate is responsible for managing material control functions, including pulling, packaging, and shipping aircraft parts. They also ensure all inventory documentation is accurate and assist with inventory counts and supply ordering.
On-site · North Bay
The Project Engineer will manage avionics system design, development, and certification projects from conceptualization to physical implementation. They are also responsible for mentoring junior engineering staff and coordinating with vendors and internal teams to ensure project requirements are met.
On-site · Moncton
The Aircraft Certification Authority is responsible for performing or monitoring maintenance on company aircraft according to regulations and standards. This includes troubleshooting, repairing, and ensuring aircraft are maintained in accordance with company policies and Transport Canada regulations.
On-site · Ottawa
Perform line maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on aircraft structural, mechanical, and hydraulic systems to ensure airworthiness. Coordinate inspections and maintenance tasks in strict accordance with company policies and Transport Canada regulations.
On-site · Ontario
The Avionics Technician is responsible for maintaining, repairing, and testing electrical and electronic systems on CRJ and DH8 aircraft fleets. This includes performing scheduled maintenance, troubleshooting system defects, and executing modifications according to technical data packages.
