Gulfstream 500 - Captain

• The pilot in command (PIC) reports to the lead captain and ensures the safe and efficient operation of flights, holding final authority on safety matters.

• Minimum requirements include:

- Airline Transport Pilot Certificate

- FAA First Class Medical

- 3500 hours total fixed-wing flight time

- 1500 hours as Pilot-in-Command and in Multi-Engine Land and Turbojet

- 5 years of aviation experience

• Responsible for:

- Operating the aircraft and determining flight routes based on conditions.

- Complying with regulations and conducting safe flights.

- Completing trip paperwork and maintaining communication with the second in command (SIC).

- Reporting aircraft discrepancies and ensuring proper crew readiness.

• Required to analyze weather reports, file flight plans, and conduct passenger safety briefings.

• Desirable traits include:

- College degree preferred, integrity, communication skills, and team approach.

- Strong project management and customer service orientation.

• Physical demands may include lifting and working in varied environments, from maintenance to upscale customer areas.

• Work environment involves exposure to noise, vibration, and weather conditions.

• Compensation is projected between $300,000 and $320,000, with a comprehensive benefits package available.