Captain
hunt oil companyDallas (TX)
About the role
Falcon 2000LX Pilot-In-Command Hunt's Aviation Department is currently searching for a full-time Falcon 2000LX Pilot-In-Command to join our Part 91 BASC registered operation in the Dallas Metro Area. The successful candidate will have a strong track record of excellence, coupled with a desire to continuously learn and grow as a corporate aviation professional. Join a hardworking team of committed aviators who safely and professionally meet the travel needs of our private company, built around a culture of integrity, humility and respect. Our goal is to find the right person, not simply the right qualifications, and as such, the successful candidate's position as Captain will be commiserate with the experience of the applicant.
Responsibilities:
Operate as a crew member on domestic and international flights, with all the associated duties that implies flight planning, weight & balance/performance calculations, trip planning and execution, engage and manage CRM duties. Brief with all crew members effectively in accordance with SOP's and Aviation department policy. Engage in the aviation department SMS process, become familiar and adept at using our system within the framework of established BASC standards and best practices to further the safety goals, standards, and culture within the flight department and company. Train with the department across all regimes, including, but not limited to, pilot simulator-based training, cabin/medical emergency training, and ongoing online training throughout the year. Complete all assigned ancillary duties, reports, and training as assigned by the Chief Pilot. Be a team player, demonstrate and provide exceptional customer service and safety to all company owners, executives, employees and guests with a positive and engaging attitude. Maintain, or be willing to relocate to a permanent living residence to report to flight ops base at Dallas Love Field (KDAL).
Required Experience:
- Airline Transport Pilot Certificate: Airplane Multiengine Land (Preferred, EASy Avionics experience)
- Valid and Current: First Class Medical certificate; Passport; Aeronautical Radio Telephone Operators Permit2,500 hours total flight time (international experience preferred)2+ years of PIC experience in multiengine turbine aircraft
- Minimum 300 hours flight time in the past 36 months
- No accidents/incidents/violations
- Bachelor's Degree preferred
- Company Highlights:
- For 90 years, we have nurtured creative ideas and turned them into successful realities using three core strategic pillars creativity, excellence, and people.401K 12% employer contribution with no vesting period (6% Match and 6% non-matching contribution)
- Highly competitive compensation
- Hybrid work options available for most roles
- Five to eight weeks of PTO annually based on years of experience; eleven additional holidays per calendar year
- All Medical/Dental/Vision benefits start day one with the company; low employee premiums
- Education Assistance Program
- Free covered employee parking for Dallas HQ based employees
- Free specialty coffee bar in the Dallas HQOnsite breakfast and lunch area in the Dallas HQCommitment to the following ideals:
- Work/Life Balance
- Ongoing professional development opportunities
- An exceptional employee experience
Hunt is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. Hunt is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status.
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