CJ4 Captain - OPF at Jet OUT in Hialeah, Florida

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disabledpersonHialeah (FL)

Commercial Pilots Nonscheduled Chartered Passenger Air Transportation

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About the role

Job Opportunity

Location: Ft. Lauderdale, FL - Non-Commutable

Summary:

Part 135 and co-ownership program7/7 schedules with built-in flexibility
Not on call 24/7The majority of our trips return to base the same day
No airline travel to where your trip begins

Benefits:

401(k) with company matching
Health, Dental, and Vision InsuranceHSALoss of Medical Insurance, short and long-term disability
Life Insurance
Paid MealsPaid Vacation 11% profit sharing contribution to employees 401(k)

Required Qualifications:

ATP Pilot Certificate AMELCurrent 1st Class Medical Certificate3,500 TT1,500 Turbine PICValid Driver's License Valid US Passport with no restrictions FCC Operator PermitAble to travel unrestricted to Canada, Mexico, and all countries in the Caribbean.
No incidents, accidents, or FAA sanctions within the last five years
Ability to lift 50-75 LBS.

Preferred Qualifications:

CE-525 PIC type rating250 hours in type2,500 hours multi-engine
Proficient in ProLine21 Avionics SuitePart 121 or part 135 Experience
Bonus Opportunity:

To meet the bonus criteria applicants must first be approved by insurance to act as PIC after completion of Jet OUT Captain OE (25 hours), already hold a PIC CE-525 type rating, and successfully complete initial training.

How to Apply: Please submit your cover letter and resume to Anne Pavlik at careers@jetout.com.

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