Gulfstream 550 - Captain

• Reports to the lead captain regarding company operating policies and procedures.

• Responsible for the safe and efficient conduct of the flight with an emphasis on safety, security, and quality.

• Exercises pilot in command authority and is the final authority for the safe conduct of the flight.

• Minimum requirements include:

- Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with appropriate Aircraft Type Rating.

- FAA First Class Medical certification.

- 4000 hours of Total Fixed Wing flight time.

- 1500 hours of Multi-Engine Land flight time.

- 2000 hours as Pilot-in-Command.

- 1500 hours of Turbojet and Turbine time.

- 100 hours of Night flying and 75 hours of Actual or Simulated Instrument flight time.

- 5 years of aviation experience and flexibility to work schedules and travel worldwide.

- Valid driver's license.

• Main responsibilities involve:

- Safely operating the aircraft and making decisions on flight conduct based on conditions.

- Ensuring compliance with all regulations and company policies.

- Conducting flights safely according to industry standards.

- Completing necessary trip paperwork and maintaining thorough communication with the second in command.

- Recording and reporting aircraft discrepancies to maintenance.

- Ensuring flight crew readiness and appearance.

- Knowing all aircraft systems and emergency procedures.

- Securing the aircraft after flights and managing storage arrangements.

- Obtaining current weather reports and filing flight plans.

- Analyzing flight and terminal charts for landing and alternate airports.

- Acting as the TSA Flight Security Coordinator when required.

- Conducting safety briefings for passengers or delegating this duty.

- Training the second in command for emergency situations and transition to Pilot in Command.

- Completing leg manifests and End of Day reports.

- Actively supporting safety information sharing and reporting hazards.

- Reporting hazardous actions or events to higher authorities.