Gulfstream 550 - Captain

• The document describes the role and responsibilities of a Pilot in Command for a legacy, part 91 account, focusing on safety, service, and adherence to company policies.

• The pilot is accountable for safe flight conduct and is the final authority for flight operations.

• Minimum requirements include:

- Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with appropriate Aircraft Type Rating

- FAA First Class Medical

- 3500 hours total fixed wing, 1500 hours multi-engine land, 2000 hours pilot-in-command, and other specific flying experience.

• Key responsibilities encompass:

- Operating the aircraft safely and complying with regulations.

- Managing flight logistics such as departure times and weather-related cancellations.

- Completing trip paperwork and ensuring crew readiness.

- Reporting aircraft discrepancies and maintaining knowledge of aircraft systems.

- Filing flight plans and conducting passenger safety briefings.

- Promoting a safe and transparent safety culture within the organization.

• Desired characteristics include strong communication, teamwork, and integrity.

• Physical demands involve handling equipment, working in various environments, and lifting up to 50 pounds.

• The work environment includes exposure to maintenance activities and varying noise levels, with potential discomfort in extreme weather conditions.

• Jet Aviation emphasizes equal employment opportunities, promoting diversity within the workforce.