Position Summary

The ATR Captain is responsible for conducting safe, efficient, compliant, and professional Part 121 cargo flight operations. This position serves as Pilot-in-Command, ensuring operational excellence while maintaining the highest standards of safety, leadership, and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities

• Safely maneuver the aircraft during all phases of flight
• Monitor weather conditions, cargo safety, aircraft performance, and operational factors
• Verify fuel requirements and aircraft loading procedures
• Make go/no-go and alternate destination decisions when necessary
• Maintain communication with ATC, dispatch, stations, and operational personnel
• Complete required FAA and company reports
• Report aircraft discrepancies and unusual aircraft performance
• Supervise and evaluate crew members
• Maintain knowledge of applicable regulations, procedures, and company policies
• Review company communications, bulletins, emails, and correspondence
• Submit required company documentation accurately and on time
• Promote professionalism, leadership, and ethical conduct
• Support company mission and operational objectives
• Perform additional duties as assigned

Requirements

• ATP Certificate with Multi-Engine Land Rating
• Current First Class Medical Certificate
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Compliance with FAA/DOT Drug and Alcohol Program requirements
• Part 121.436 Pilot Qualification Requirements
• Current IFR proficiency and currency
• Minimum 2,500 Hours Total Time
• Minimum 1,000 Hours PIC
• Minimum 1,000 Hours Multi-Engine Land
• Minimum 300 Hours Turbine/Turboprop Time
• Minimum 500 Hours Crew Time

Preferred Qualifications

Not specified

Benefits

• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Paid Time Off
• Paid Holidays
• 401(k) with Company Match
• Travel Benefits
• CASS Privileges
• Additional Company Benefits

Compensation

• $110,032 – $117,936 Annually
• $2,116 – $2,268 Weekly

Aircraft

• ATR Series Aircraft