Part-Time Charter Pilot | Cessna, Piper

Position Summary

The Charter Pilot conducts Charter flight operations using single-engine and multi-engine aircraft. The position is responsible for safe aircraft operation, flight preparation, passenger readiness, maintenance oversight, operational recordkeeping, and supporting regulatory compliance for company flight crews.

Schedule

• Full-time, 40 hours per week.
• Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM.
• Extensive travel required, with approximately 80% of working time spent flying throughout the eastern United States.
• Approximately two overnight stays per month.

Responsibilities

• Operate single-engine and multi-engine aircraft on unscheduled and charter flights.
• Prepare assigned aircraft for flight and ensure required passenger comfort items are onboard.
• Monitor aircraft maintenance status and ensure aircraft meet applicable federal operating requirements.
• Maintain operational status boards and computer-based aircraft tracking records.
• Maintain pilot documentation and verify required records remain current and on file.
• Ensure flight crew members maintain required government testing and regulatory documentation.
• Report completed flights to the accounting department.
• Verify customer flight billing information for accuracy.
• Operate turbocharged and pressurized aircraft.
• Operate Garmin and King avionics equipment.
• Maintain records using company scheduling and maintenance software.

Requirements

• FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with Airplane Single-Engine Land and Airplane Multi-Engine Land ratings.
• Valid FAA Second Class Medical Certificate.
• Minimum 1,000 hours Total Time in airplanes.
• Minimum 500 hours turbine-powered airplane experience.
• Ability to operate turbocharged and pressurized aircraft.
• Experience operating Garmin and King avionics equipment.
• Ability to maintain records using scheduling and maintenance software.
• Ability to accommodate extensive travel requirements.

Preferred Qualifications

• Not Specified.

Benefits

• Access to a diverse fleet of aircraft.
• Opportunity to fly with and learn from experienced pilots.