Pilot or Co-Pilot
entergyNew Orleans (LA)
About the role
This position will be filled as a Pilot or Co-Pilot depending on the selected candidate's knowledge, experience, and qualifications.
Work Location and Travel required for position Work location at New Orleans International airport (MSY), Kenner, LA Reside within 1 hour commute time to MSY airport Position requires travel +75%
Entergy Aviation Department:
Entergy Aviation began in 1927 with a 2-seat enclosed cabin modified biplane to a department today that manages the safe operation of all company-owned, contracted, and sub-contracted aviation equipment used for the expeditious business transport of Entergy personnel and for the operation, maintenance, and construction of the enterprise electric system.
JOB SUMMARY/PURPOSE:Performs all flight and collateral duties as assigned. Conducts flights in accordance with FAA rules and regulations, company policy, and IS-BAO and NBAA good operating procedures.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
Co-Pilot: Bachelor's Degree in a technical or business-related field and 3+ years of flight experience as an FAA Commercial Rated Pilot conducting passenger transportation operations under Part 91, Part 135, and/or Part 121 or equivalent military flight experience. In lieu of degree, 7+ years of experience is required. 1,500 hours Total Flight Time. 500 hours Turbine Time. 500 hours Multi-Engine Time. 200 hours Instrument Flight Time
Pilot: Bachelor's Degree in a technical or business-related field and 5+ years of flight experience as an FAA Commercial Rated Pilot conducting passenger transportation operations under Part 91, Part 135, and/or Part 121 or equivalent military flight experience. In lieu of degree, 9+ years of experience is required. 2,500 hours Total Flight Time. 500 hours Turbojet PIC Time. 1,000 hours Multi-Engine Time. 250 hours Instrument Flight Time
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