G200 Copilot (SIC) Burbank CA
schubach aviationBurbank (CA)
About the role
Schubach Aviation, a Part 91/135 Charter and Aircraft Management Company, is seeking a full-time, Second In Command (SIC) for aG200, located in Burbank, California for immediate hire.
We are seeking a professional, dynamic, experienced, and motivated candidate, with a team-player attitude for a busy operation with a diverse aircraft fleet. The Candidate should have the following qualifications:
Desired Qualifications:
Jet experience
ATP, 1st Class Medical
Minimum of 1500 Total Time
Based or willing to relocate to Burbank Area
Professional demeanor, strong communication skills, and excellent customer relation skills
No violations or accidents
Additional Information:
Position will be dedicated full-time to a single aircraft
Competitive salary commensurate with experience
We offer a great benefits package which includes health, vision and dental. We also provide a non-matching 401K plan as well as pilot monthly scheduled days off.
About Schubach Aviation Through an uncompromising commitment to safety and service that far exceeds industry standards, we build our business every day by putting people first. From our safety culture to the next-level care we show every passenger, Schubach operates with integrity and intention; always going one step beyond to deliver true peace of mind. We are a values-driven organization that aims to partner with our team members long term by offering work life balance, opportunities for advancement and a culture of respect and responsiveness. We are a community of passionate aviation professionals committed to building on our 30-year legacy as a trusted leader in aviation.
Ability to pass PRIA/FAA NATA background check and drug and alcohol screening
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