Citation CJ3 PIC/SIC
aviation advisorSwanton (OH)
About the role
Second In CommandAviation Advisor is seeking a highly motivated and safety focused Second in Command Pilot to join our team operating Citation CJ3, CJ2, and CJ1 aircraft. This role is ideal for a candidate who values operational excellence, collaborative crew dynamics, and delivering exceptional service to our passengers. As part of our flight department, the SIC will support all facets of safe, efficient, and compliant flight operations while upholding the highest standards of professionalism and reliability. This position reports directly to the Chief Pilot. Operations are conducted under FAR part 91 and 135. Aircraft is based at the Toledo Express Airport (KTOL) in Swanton, Ohio. SIC Minimum Requirements1,500 Total Flight Hours100 Hours of Multi-Engine TimeATP or ATP WrittenPilot In CommandAs a captain for the Citation CJ series, you will be entrusted with the safe executions of flights, holding the ultimate authority in the aircraft's operations. Your primary responsibilities include ensuring compliance with federal, state, local, and foreign regulations, as well as adhering to company policies and procedures outlined in the operations manual. The pilot in command plays a crucial role as the company's prominent representative to passengers, requiring the highest level of professionalism while ensuring the efficiency and safety of operations. This position reports directly to the Chief Pilot. Operations are conducted under FAR part 91 and 135.PIC Minimum Requirements3,000 Total Flight Hours1,500 PIC Time200 Hours of Multi-Engine TimeATP or ATP WrittenPilot QualificationsMulti-Engine Land Airline Transport Pilots LicenseCurrent First Class Medical CertificateProficient in radiotelephone communicationsAbility to pass drug tests, TSA background screenings, and obtain ID badge and ramp driving privilegesValid passport and driver's licenseReside within a two-hour personal commute time from KARRHigh School Diploma required; Bachelor's degree preferredProficiency in business software: MS Word, Excel, OutlookSalary InformationBased on experienceAnnual increasesBonus opportunitiesAviation Advisor Benefits 401k MatchHealth, Vision, Dental InsurancePaid Time OffRetention of Hotel, Rental Car, and Airline PointsKnown CrewmemberHard Days OffLife InsuranceExempt status: ExemptInterested? Send us your resume!
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