The Pilot provides exceptional customer service to all customers, suppliers, and employees while observing and practicing all safety policies and procedures. Qualified candidates will check aircraft prior to flights to ensure that engines, controls, instruments, and other systems are functioning properly, contact control towers for clearances and instructions using radio equipment, start engines, operate controls, and pilot airplanes to transport freight according to flight plans. In addition, pilots will monitor engine operation, fuel consumption, functioning of aircraft, altitudes, plane weight, weather, and wind conditions before and during flight. Pilots will order changes in fuel, load, routes, or schedules and plan flights according to government and company regulations to ensure flight safety.

Total Flight Time :

 Pilot In Command :

 Turbine PIC :

 Multi Engine :

 Actual Instrument :

• Proficient in computer operations and software (internet, email, database, spreadsheet, and document)
• Excellent customer relation skills required
• Strong communication skills required, both verbal and written
• Knowledge of simple arithmetic
• Possess and maintain valid state driver’s license with driving record acceptable to FAA and Company policy
• Ability to perform service operations outside and in extreme temperatures and inclement weather
• Requires stretching, bending, and climbing
• Excellent vision and coordination
• Ability to perform medium to heavy lifting
• Will travel extensively and sit for extended periods of time
• Possess previous flying experience with aircrafts: Twin Cessna and Metroliner

• High School diploma or equivalent
• Minimum of 18 years old
• Education and training to obtain required licenses and certificates
• FAA Airline Commercial Certificate, instructed/multi-engine rated
• FAA First or Second Class Medical Certificate
• 3 to 5 years experience
• Advanced working knowledge of applicable FCC, FAA, OSHA, and environmental regulations
• At least 1200 total flight hours
• At least 500 hours cross country
• At least 100 hours night flight
• At least 75 hours instrument time