British Antarctic Survey (BAS) pilots operate BAS aircraft, mainly DeHavilland Twin Otters, in Antarctica and remote locations to support science campaigns. Roles require extensive flight hours, multi-crew experience, and strong leadership in challenging environments.
Pilots spend extended periods away from the UK, with deployments up to several months in field conditions. The role demands high physical and mental resilience and strict adherence to safety protocols.
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Antarctic Air Unit Pilot — Remote Deployments & Leadership employer: UKRI
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