Nextant 400XTI/BE400 Pilot in Command

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total aerospace servicesSeattle (WA)

Commercial Pilots Nonscheduled Chartered Passenger Air Transportation

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$115 K-$165 K

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About the role

Pilot In Command Opportunity In Seattle, Washington Are you a qualified Pilot seeking a new and exciting opportunity in Seattle, Washington? Our client is looking for a passionate and experienced Pilot in Command to join their team. If you have a strong background in aviation and a commitment to delivering exceptional customer service, we want to hear from you!

Responsibilities: Conduct thorough pre-flight inspections to ensure the aircraft's airworthiness. Operate the aircraft in compliance with regulations and company policies. Maintain clear communication with air traffic control and relevant parties. Monitor aircraft systems for optimal performance during flight. Provide exceptional customer service to passengers throughout the journey. Collaborate with the flight crew and ground personnel for efficient operations. Keep accurate flight logs and records. Engage in continuous training for professional development.

Qualifications: Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate. Current First-Class Medical certificate. Minimum of 2,500 total flight hours. Minimum of 1,000 hours Pilot-in-Command (PIC) time. Exceptional customer service and communication skills. Ability to work effectively in a team or independently. Strong commitment to safety and compliance with regulations. If you meet these qualifications and are excited about the opportunity to join a team dedicated to delivering personalized charter experiences, apply now!

Salary: $115K-$165KBenefits: Medical, Dental, Vision (100% coverage), 401k with immediate eligibility, 15 days of PTO, fully paid cell-phone stipend, employee care assistance.

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