Bombardier Challenger 604 - PIC - KSNA Base

Posted 2 days ago

sta jetsCosta Mesa (CA)

Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers Nonscheduled Chartered Passenger Air Transportation

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$185 K–$225 K

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About the role

STAJets isn't looking for just any pilot — we're looking for aviators who embody the interests of our customers, support their fellow crew members, and represent the STAJets brand with pride. We are seeking individuals who: Prioritize safety and follow best industry practices Focus on exceeding every passenger's expectations Represent the company's culture and brand with professionalism Are open and flexible with ever-changing flight schedules Empower and respect fellow team members Strive for continuous improvement and growth within the company

Desired Skills and Experience:

To qualify as a STAJets pilot candidate, you must have the following:
Airline Transport Pilot Certificate (Multi-Engine Land)
Current FAA First Class Medical CertificateCL-604 PIC Type RatingMust reside in Southern CaliforniaPIC Minimums:4,000 hours total pilot time2,000 hours fixed-wing multi-engine PIC3,000 hours multi-engine total250 hours PIC in type

Compensation & Benefits

Salary: $185K–$225K Schedule: 10 on 10 off 401(k) with 100% company match up to 4% of salary Medical, dental, and vision — 100% company paid Loss of Medical insurance (disability pays 65% of annual income for up to 5 years) Two weeks of vacation per year Relocation assistance is not provided. To apply, visit our website careers page at: https://www.stajets.com/about/#careersPowered by JazzHR

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