CJ3 Captain
total aviation staffingNew York (NY)
$135,000
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About the Opportunity:
Are you ready to elevate your aviation career to new heights? We are seeking an exceptional CJ3 (CE-525B) Captain to join a dynamic and forward-thinking private aviation company committed to excellence in every aspect of flight operations. This home-based role offers you the unique chance to command a diverse fleet, engage in top-tier client service, and actively participate in the growth of both the company and your own professional journey. If you’re driven by safety, leadership, and the spirit of adventure, this role is your runway to success.
Responsibilities:
Command authority across a diverse fleet, ensuring safety, professionalism, and exceptional client experiences.
Mentor and provide in-flight guidance to First Officers, supporting their professional development.
Lead pre‑flight planning, analyze weather conditions, and review NOTAMs to ensure operational preparedness.
Represent the company brand professionally while managing client requests and upholding company standards.
Maintain regulatory compliance with FAR, ICAO, and foreign aviation authority regulations.
Requirements:
ATP Certificate and current First Class Medical Certificate required.
3,000 hours total flight time.
1,500 hours Pilot-in-Command (PIC) time.
500 hours Multi-Engine PIC time.
250 hours PIC time in type (CE-525B).
250 hours Turbine PIC time on the assigned aircraft.
Recent completion of initial or recurrent training on the required aircraft type.
Valid state driver’s license and passport.
Strong knowledge of federal aviation regulations applicable to FAR Part 135 and Part 91 operations.
Proficiency with digital flight planning tools and avionics systems.
Benefits & Perks:
Competitive base salary of $135,000, plus generous hourly compensation.
Paid professional development and recurrent training opportunities.
Competitive wages, paid vacation, holidays, and comprehensive benefits.
Supportive, family‑like work environment focused on transparency and professional growth.
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