Aircraft Maintenance Pilot | C90 / PC-12

Position Summary

The Aircraft Maintenance Pilot conducts maintenance check flights on C90 and PC-12 aircraft assigned to a regional maintenance facility. The Pilot supports aircraft airworthiness, troubleshooting, repositioning, and return-to-service readiness while coordinating with flight operations and maintenance leadership.

Schedule

• Schedule: Not Specified
• After-hours and on-call support, including potential travel, evenings, weekends, and holidays
• Day, night, and overnight shifts as assigned

Responsibilities

• Conduct pre- and post-maintenance inspections, ground runs, and operational check flights following scheduled or unscheduled maintenance
• Troubleshoot and verify aircraft systems against design specifications
• Reposition aircraft for maintenance and operational needs
• Confirm aircraft readiness, emergency equipment, medical supplies, cleanliness, and return-to-service items
• Verify electronic flight bags, aircraft manuals, weight-and-balance records, and required documentation
• Maintain flight, shift, risk-assessment, and load-manifest records
• Coordinate with maintenance, operations, dispatch, quality assurance, and safety personnel
• Maintain required training, certifications, and aircraft systems proficiency
• Assist with deicing, towing, and hangar movements when needed

Requirements

• Commercial Pilot Certificate with Airplane Multiengine Land rating
• Current FAA First Class Medical or Second Class Medical
• Valid, unexpired driver's license
• Minimum 1,200 total flight hours
• Minimum 100 PIC hours in multiengine airplanes
• Minimum 500 cross-country hours
• Minimum 100 night hours
• Minimum 75 instrument hours, including 50 actual instrument hours
• Ability to interpret and communicate complex aircraft systems and technical information
• Willingness to provide after-hours and on-call support, including travel and irregular schedules
• Strong communication, teamwork, work ethic, and customer service skills
• Ability to work in outdoor weather conditions

Preferred Qualifications

• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent
• FAA Mechanic Certificate with Airframe and Powerplant ratings
• Minimum 100 PIC hours in King Air or PC-12 aircraft
• General aviation or turboprop aircraft maintenance experience

Benefits

• Not Specified

Compensation

• Up to $100,000 annually, depending on experience