• All pilots are directly responsible for the safe, legal and consistent operation of the aircraft, in accordance with all federal regulations and Company policies, standards and procedures.
• Pilots in command of an aircraft are directly responsible for and are the final authority as to the safe, legal and consistent operation of that aircraft, in accordance with all federal regulations and Company policies, standards and procedures.
• Pilots must operate, monitor, analyze and/or timely and appropriately react to all aircraft operational functions such as aircraft performance, internal and external communications, air traffic and climate conditions.
• Pilots must perform flight operations tasks including aircraft takeoff, climb, cruise, descent, approach, landing, taxi-in and parking in accordance with FAA mandated standards.
• Pilots must maintain expert knowledge of assigned aircraft equipment type and current operational procedures.
• Pilots must economically coordinate tasks to permit a number of functions, including but not limited to, flight fueling, loading, passenger handling, and associated duties to transport passengers and cargo in a safe manner in accordance with Company policies, standards and procedures and appropriate federal regulations.
• Pilots must timely and professionally address, as appropriate, passengers on the aircraft and lead all crew activities related to safety.
• Pilots must professionally and timely coordinate with others, both in the cockpit and in other operational departments.
• Pilots are expected to present a professional image in all public environments as a key representative of the Company to both external customers and internal employees.
• Pilots must maintain currency requirements with regard to medical, training, and hourly flight requirements.
• Pilots must perform other duties as assigned.

Working Conditions:

A pilot’s working environment is subject to varying climate conditions, air turbulence, time zone changes, altitude changes, changing locations, variable hours and working conditions, dry air, jet fuel and exhaust fumes, and noise levels from engines and other ground equipment.

Pilots experience long periods of sitting with exposure to bright sunlight as well as the conditions already mentioned. The position requires physical exertion such as pulling, pushing, kneeling, twisting, climbing, squatting, pinching, grasping, bending, walking, and lifting of bags and equipment.

• Must meet all pilot flight time requirements set forth in FAR 61.159(d) to hold an ATP certificate without the endorsement: “holder does not meet requirements of ICAO"
• FAR experience and hourly requirements to obtain ME-ATP
• 1,500 hours total fixed wing flight time
• 500 hours multi-engine fixed wing experience
• Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi-Engine Airplane & Instrument rating
• FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator’s Permit
• Current FAA First Class Medical certificate
• Valid ATP Written
• Must have a valid passport
• Four year college degree
• At least 23 years of age
• Legally authorized to work in the United States
• Must be able to read, speak and write fluently in the English Language
• Comfortable and effective with public speaking

Applicants must maintain a high level of alertness during regular and emergency aircraft operations. They must have the ability to communicate clearly and effectively in English, both in writing and verbally, under all circumstances. Applicants must read and comprehend written instructions and procedures and understand verbal instructions.  

They must have excellent judgment, interpersonal, organizational, and leadership skills and the ability and inclination to solve problems. Applicants must have a highly approachable demeanor and be comfortable with public speaking and addressing large groups of people. They must possess basic computer skills. They must be willing to work long hours including evenings, weekends, holidays, and extended hours away from home and be able to work on an on-call basis with little notice. Applicants also must be able to travel freely in and out of all locations served by Compass Airlines without restriction.

This position is a Federal Aviation Administration Covered position, which is subject to mandated alcohol and drug testing. Federal regulations require applicants to submit fingerprints for a criminal history investigation. Applicants must pass a pre-employment drug test, background check, PRIA records check and medical review.