Seasonal Line Pilot | Cessna 206 / 207

Position Summary

The Seasonal Line Pilot operates single-engine Cessna 206 and 207 aircraft on high-frequency VFR flights carrying passengers, freight, mail, and medical transport. Operations include frequent takeoffs and landings at short and rugged island airstrips under Part 135.

Schedule

• Seasonal position.
• High-frequency daily flight operations.
• On-demand flying based on operational needs.

Responsibilities

• Conduct on-demand Part 135 passenger, cargo, and mail flights.
• Support emergency medical transport flights as required.
• Make conservative go/no-go decisions based on weather, VFR minimums, and operational requirements.
• Conduct preflight inspections and verify aircraft readiness.
• Load and secure freight and baggage.
• Calculate weight and balance for each flight segment.
• Perform light aircraft servicing, including fueling and securing aircraft.
• Assist passengers and provide professional customer service.
• Complete required flight logs, manifests, dispatch records, and other operational paperwork.

Requirements

• FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with Airplane Single-Engine Land rating.
• FAA Second Class Medical Certificate or higher.
• Minimum 500 hours Total Time.
• Must meet applicable 14 CFR 135.243 requirements for assigned operations.
• Valid driver's license.
• Must be legally authorized to work in the United States.
• Ability to safely handle freight and other physical requirements associated with line operations.

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous Part 135 experience.
• Cessna 206/207 or comparable high-wing single-engine experience.
• Short-field, unimproved-strip, or backcountry flying experience.
• FAA Instrument Rating.
• Experience with cold-weather and coastal flight operations.
• Familiarity with Maine and the Penobscot Bay region.

Benefits

• Steady seasonal flying.

Compensation

• Competitive pay based on experience; specific amount not provided.