Captain – Corporate Aviation

Lennar•Irving, TX

About The Position

As Captain, you have ultimate responsibility for the safety of the aircraft, passengers, crew, and cargo. You manage all aspects of flight operations, from pre-flight planning through post-flight procedures, ensuring compliance with aviation regulations and organizational policies. You are in charge of the aircraft from takeoff to landing, oversee the flight crew, and make critical decisions to maintain safe and efficient operations. The position includes operating the aircraft throughout all phases of flight; assessing weather, flight plans, and operational risks; directing the flight crew; planning routes and alternatives; safeguarding passengers and cargo; and completing post-flight documentation. Flights may involve overnight stays, international travel, varying weather, and extended hours. The role requires frequent travel, irregular hours including weekends and holidays, and availability for on-call duties as needed.

Requirements

Valid FAA Airline Transport Captain (ATP) Certificate, or equivalent in other jurisdictions.
Valid First-Class Medical Certificate.
At least 12 years of flight experience as a Captain, including significant experience in multi-engine land aircraft.
Strong decision-making ability, particularly in high-pressure situations.
In-depth knowledge of aviation regulations, flight procedures, and safety protocols.
Excellent communication and leadership skills.
Ability to remain calm and composed during emergencies and adverse conditions.
Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
Must pass a comprehensive background check and drug screening.
Ability to work irregular hours, including weekends and holidays, and be available for on-call duties as needed.
Willingness to travel frequently and work in varying environmental conditions.
Ability to work under physically demanding conditions, including extended hours of flight.

Nice To Haves

Experience conducting international and cross-country flights.

Responsibilities

Assume responsibility for aircraft safety and operation during takeoff, cruising, and landing.
Operate the aircraft in accordance with applicable aviation laws, regulations, and company policies.
Monitor weather conditions, flight plans, and operational risks, and take corrective action to maintain safety, including responding to in-flight emergencies.
Maintain professionalism and follow safety protocols.
Lead and direct the flight crew, ensuring clear communication and coordination throughout the flight.
Provide guidance to co-Captains and cabin crew to support smooth operations and compliance with safety standards.
Review flight plans, routes, and weather information before departure.
Select alternate flight plans in response to changing weather, air traffic control directives, or other circumstances.
Oversee secure loading and unloading of passengers and cargo and ensure compliance with safety measures.
Address in-flight passenger issues professionally and safely.
Complete post-flight documentation, including logs, reports, and flight performance evaluations.
Communicate flight issues or concerns to ground operations and management.