Candidate Pool – Cessna 310R Aerial Survey Pilot

by ••••••••• in Low Hours Other Aviation Roles

Posted 84 days ago

Candidate Pool – Cessna 310R Aerial Survey Pilot

by ••••••••• in Low Hours Other Aviation Roles
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Posted 84 days ago

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  • Date Posted

    June 17, 2026

  • Location

    •••••••••

  • Job Category

    Low Hours Other Aviation Roles

  • Job Type

    Full Time

  • Aircraft Type

    C-310

  • Total Flight Hours

    250-750 /hrs

  • Certificate Required

    CPL

  • Job Title

    Captain

  • Will Consider

    Low Time

Description

Position Summary

The Aerial Survey Pilot is responsible for safely operating company aircraft while conducting aerial mapping and photographic survey missions throughout the United States and Canada. This position requires extensive cross-country flying, single-pilot multi-engine operations, and the collection of aerial imagery and data in a variety of weather conditions and airspace environments.


Schedule

• 16 Days On / 12 Days Off


Responsibilities

• Conduct aerial survey, mapping, and photographic missions
• Operate multi-engine aircraft in single-pilot operations
• Fly aircraft throughout the lower 48 states and Canada
• Plan and execute cross-country flight operations
• Manage aircraft movements between airports nationwide
• Maintain aircraft cleanliness and appearance
• Complete daily aircraft condition and operational reports
• Coordinate with Flight Operations and Maintenance personnel
• Work with maintenance facilities to ensure aircraft airworthiness
• Operate above 8,000 feet AGL, including Class A airspace
• Conduct flights of up to 8 hours over metropolitan areas
• Navigate complex, high-density, restricted, prohibited, and SFRA airspace


Requirements

• FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate – Multi-Engine
• FAA Instrument Rating
• Current and Proficient Instrument Currency
• High Performance Endorsement
• Complex Endorsement
• First or Second Class FAA Medical Certificate
• Valid Driver’s License
• Current Passport with at least six months validity remaining
• Legal Right to Work in the United States
• Ability to travel throughout the United States and Canada
• Minimum 650 Hours Total Flight Time
• Minimum 40 Hours Multi-Engine Time
• FCC Radiotelephone Operator Permit
• Current and Proficient Multi-Engine Night Experience


Preferred Qualifications

• 80+ Hours Multi-Engine Piston Time
• Cessna Caravan Experience
• A&P Experience
• Previous Aerial Survey Experience
• CFI
• CFII
• MEI


Benefits

• Home-Based Position
• Above Industry Standard Pay
• Generous Hotel Allowance
• Per Diem
• Company-Paid Travel Expenses
• Company-Paid Rental Car
• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• 401(k) with Company Match
• Instrument Currency Program
• In-House Training Program
• Monthly Health and Wellness Credit
• Advancement Opportunities
• At-Home Work Projects Available


Compensation

• Above Industry Standard Pay


Aircraft

• Cessna 310R

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