Commercial Pilot

Position is for a Commercial Pilot for a private jet charter company. Pre-flight Planning: Conduct thorough flight planning, including route selection, fuel calculation, and alternate airport planning. Weather Analysis: Monitor and analyze weather conditions to ensure safe flight operations and make necessary adjustments to flight plans. NOTAM Review: Review Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) to stay informed about potential flight hazards and operational changes. Aircraft Inspection: Perform pre-flight and post-flight inspections to ensure the aircraft is airworthy and all systems are operational. Fuel Management: Oversee the fueling process, ensuring the correct amount of fuel is onboard and managing fuel consumption during the flight. Flight Deck Management: Maintain a well-organized and efficient flight deck environment, ensuring all equipment and systems are functioning correctly. Passenger Safety: Ensure the safety and comfort of passengers by conducting safety briefings and addressing any concerns during the flight. In-flight Navigation: Utilize navigation tools and systems to guide the aircraft along the planned route, making real-time adjustments as necessary. Communication: Maintain clear and effective communication with air traffic control, ground crew, and passengers throughout the flight. Emergency Procedures: Be prepared to handle emergency situations by conducting regular drills and staying current with emergency protocols. Restocking Supplies: Manage the restocking of aircraft supplies, including catering, beverages, and emergency equipment. Crew Coordination: Lead and coordinate with the flight crew to ensure smooth and efficient flight operations. Check Airman Duties: Conduct training and proficiency checks for new and current pilots to ensure they meet company and regulatory standards. Record Keeping: Maintain accurate records of flight operations, including logs, maintenance reports, and training documentation. Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with all aviation regulations and company policies, keeping up to date with changes in aviation laws and procedures.

Requires a Bachelor's Degree in Aeronautics. Must have: Pilot License, CL30 Type Rating, CFI Certified, CFII Certified, MEI Certified, FAA 1st Class Medical Certificate, FCC Radio License. Also requires a Log Book with a minimum of 1,000 hours of flight time. Must have knowledge in FAA Wings Safety Program (Master Level) Required.

Job Site: Opa-locka, FL. Must be willing to travel within the United States.

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