Pilot in Command | C-209, PC-12

Position Summary

The Pilot in Command is responsible for planning, preparing, and executing assigned flights while serving as final authority for the aircraft. The position requires strong leadership, crew resource management, judgment, regulatory compliance, and professional passenger and cargo operations.

Schedule

• Remote rotational position.
• Up to 100% travel may be required.
• Base assignments may change based on operational needs.

Responsibilities

• Carry out Pilot in Command duties in accordance with the Operations Manual and applicable procedures.
• Ensure the safe and efficient conduct of assigned flights.
• Plan flights using route, weather, airport, NOTAM, passenger, and load information.
• Complete or delegate required flight-planning documentation.
• Prepare a company Risk Assessment Form before each flight.
• Conduct preflight inspections and verify maintenance items and inspections are current.
• Ensure proper fueling and de-icing when required.
• Oversee cargo loading and securing while maintaining proper weight and balance.
• Maintain accurate aircraft flight and maintenance logs.
• Ensure proper passenger deplaning and cargo unloading.
• Document passenger boarding and inner-village cargo.

Requirements

• Meet applicable Federal Aviation Regulation minimum qualifications.
• Commercial Pilot Certificate with appropriate category and class ratings.
• Instrument Rating.
• 2,500 Total Time.
• 500 Cross-Country Hours.
• 500 Night Hours.
• 500 Actual IFR Hours for IFR operations.
• Minimum one year of Western or Bush Alaska flying experience, including a full season.
• Thorough understanding of company operations and procedures applicable to PIC duties.
• Valid aviation medical certificate.
• Current driver's license with acceptable driving record.
• Successfully complete annual simulator training for assigned make and model.
• One-year training agreement required.

Preferred Qualifications

• Not Specified

Benefits

• Not Specified

Compensation

• Not Specified