General Pilot Application - Captain PIC 15/13 (Home Based) or Lexington Based 8/6
General Pilot Application - Captain PIC 15/13 (Home Based) or Lexington Based 8/6
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Operates company-owned aircraft in flight and ensures the safety, comfort, and convenience of all passengers.
- Coordinates with maintenance personnel to analyze and correct aircraft discrepancies.
- The individual will be responsible for piloting a specific airframe per assignment. Determines flight routes, speed, and take-off and landing times to fulfill scheduling requirements.
- Must stay current with federal and local flight regulations.
- Operate in accordance with domestic and international regulations, FAA approved company procedures, industry best practices, and the highest level of aviation safety standards
- Must be capable of taking full control of aircraft while in flight and establish and exercise command authority so that decisions and responsibilities can be identified and acted upon with consistency and expediency.
- Inspects aircraft for safety, fuel, oil and water before departure. Ensures proper aircraft maintenance and operational readiness.
- Maintains accurate records and logs.
- Ensures compliance with pilot warranty requirements as specified by current provisions of aircraft insurance policies and licensure requirements.
- King Air 200/300/350 Type RatingXL / XLS+Citation Latitude
- Recent Experience Flying one of our airframes (in the last 24 months)US Citizen
- Valid driver's license3000 hours total flight time1500 hours Multi-Engine flight time1500 hours Pilot in Command time500 hours turbine engine flight time (PT6 series preferred)
- Current FAA Second Class Medical Certificate
- Pass all FAA examinations and flight proficiency tests
- No Incidents, Accidents or FAA Actions/Suspensions
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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