First Officer

Posted 2 days ago

private jetsOklahoma City (OK)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Private Jets, Inc. Private Jets, Inc. is one of the nation's fastest growing aircraft management and on-demand charter operators. Headquartered at Wiley Post Airport in Oklahoma City, the organization's growth is centered around our excellent employees. Offering guaranteed time off, competitive pay, and insurance benefits, we are excited for the opportunity for talented and dynamic candidates to join our team. SIC Qualifications Commercial Pilots Certificate, Multi Engine, LandSecond Class Medical Prior turbojet experience with at least an SIC type rating in a transport category aircraft preferred Ability to pass a 10 year CHRC background check, pre-employment, and random drug screening1,000 total time Valid US Passport without restrictions for travel to United States, Mexico and Canada or any other destinations Private Jets, Inc. may travel toEligible for CANPASSRestricted Radiotelephone Operators PermitNo travel prohibitions Must live in, or be willing to relocate to, the Oklahoma City area Prior 135 experience preferred Private Jets, Inc. offers a competitive salary, 8-on, 6-off off schedule with bonus, daily per diem, and benefits to include health, vision, and dental insurance available for employee and family after 90 days. If you are seeking to become part of a growing family, with potential managerial opportunities, we want you! Please do not apply unless you meet the above qualifications.

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