Saab, Caravan, Beechjet Pilots

Beechjet PIC

Purpose: To transport passengers and/or cargo safely, efficiently, in a professional manner, while adhering to all FAA rules and regulations.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
-Pilot aircraft safely, complying with all FAA, Customs, and airport rules and regulations
-Report for duty in sufficient time to do preflight inspections and paperwork prior to dispatch time
-Notify the Chief Pilot whenever the pilot may violate any rule due to being dispatched on a flight
-Notify the Chief Pilot whenever a medical deficiency exists that would affect the safety of the flight
-Transport passengers and/or cargo to the required destinations, whether U.S.-based or international, on time and without restriction
-Work with Customs and provide all necessary documentation
-Provide dispatch with updates on location, time, paperwork, and aircraft data
-Communicate effectively with air traffic control as needed
-Remain up to date with FAA rules, regulations, and procedures
-Complete required training, flight checks, and/or recurrent training
-Obtain proper certificates and medical status as needed
-Utilize the Safety Management System to positively impact the company’s policies, efficiency, and commitment to safety

REQUIREMENTS:
Active ATP Multi-Engine Certificate
Active US Passport
Minimum of 1500 hours (500 Cross Country, 100 Night, 75 Instrument)
Class I Medical

PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Part 135 Experience
FAR knowledge and understanding

PHYSICAL DEMANDS/WORK ENVIRONMENT
When out on a trip, Beechjet Pilots may be required to unload cargo/luggage weighing up to 100 pounds from the aircraft. This position also requires the employee to sit in a small, confined space for hours at a time, and to climb into and out of the airplane repeatedly.  

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
This position requires travel often. The Pilot position requires travel to other states and/or other countries several times per week, with possible overnight stays away from home and possible weekend work. 

Pilots must have the ability to travel to and from Canada, Mexico, and other countries as required without restriction.

Beechjet SIC

JOB PURPOSE

To assist the Pilot in Command in transporting passengers and/or cargo safely, efficiently, and in a professional manner, while adhering to all FAA rules and regulations.
 

 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assist the PIC in piloting the aircraft safely, complying with all FAA, Customs, and airport rules and regulations

• Report for duty in sufficient time to do preflight inspections and paperwork prior to dispatch time

• Notify the Chief Pilot whenever the pilot may violate any rule due to being dispatched on a flight

• Notify the Chief Pilot whenever a medical deficiency exists that would affect the safety of the flight

• Transport passengers and/or cargo to the required destinations, whether U.S.-based or international, on time and without restriction

• Work with Customs and provide all necessary documentation

• Provide dispatch with updates on location, time, paperwork, and aircraft data

• Communicate effectively with air traffic control as needed

• Remain up to date with FAA rules, regulations, and procedures

• Complete required training, flight checks, and/or recurrent training

• Obtain proper certificates and medical status as needed

• Utilize the Safety Management System to positively impact the company’s policies, efficiency, and commitment to safety

REQUIREMENTS

• Commercial or ATP Certificate

• Active US Passport

• Minimum of 500 hours

• Class II Medical

PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

• Part 135 Experience

• FAR knowledge and understanding

PHYSICAL DEMANDS/WORK ENVIRONMENT

When out on a trip, Beechjet SICs may be required to unload cargo/luggage weighing up to 100 pounds from the aircraft. This position also requires the employee to sit in a small, confined space for hours at a time, and to climb into and out of the airplane repeatedly. 

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS

This position requires travel often. The Pilot position requires travel to other states and/or other countries several times per week, with possible overnight stays away from home and possible weekend work.

Pilots must have the ability to travel to and from Canada, Mexico, and other countries as required without restriction.