Gulfstream Second in Command (SIC)

Fly Alliance Charter LLC•Orlando, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Fly Alliance is seeking a skilled and professional Gulfstream Second in Command (SIC) to join our growing flight operations team. As an SIC, you’ll work alongside the Captain to ensure every flight is conducted safely, efficiently, and in accordance with Fly Alliance standards and FAA regulations. This is an opportunity to operate within a dynamic Part 135 environment while continuing to build your experience and advance your career within the Gulfstream fleet. We’re looking for a pilot who brings sound judgment, professionalism, a collaborative mindset, and an unwavering commitment to safety and exceptional service.

Requirements

Commercial Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating
Valid FAA First Class Medical Certificate
Must meet Fly Alliance and FAA minimum flight-hour and qualification requirements
Must be qualified and current for assigned flight duties
Strong knowledge of FAA regulations and professional flight operations
Strong Crew Resource Management, communication, and decision-making skills
Ability to remain calm and make sound decisions in changing or emergency situations
Ability to successfully complete all company-required training and qualification requirements
High school diploma or GED
Must be authorized to work in the United States
Must reside on the East Coast, preferably near ORL, OPF, or TEB

Nice To Haves

Previous Part 135 charter experience preferred
Gulfstream experience and/or applicable type rating preferred

Responsibilities

Serve as Second in Command and assist the Captain in the safe and efficient operation of assigned flights.
Coordinate closely with the Captain and other members of the flight crew throughout all phases of flight operations.
Assist with flight planning using applicable weather information, NOTAMs, airport information, and other operational resources.
Conduct appropriate preflight inspections and assist in determining aircraft airworthiness in accordance with FAA regulations and company procedures.
Assist with fuel planning, weight and balance, load manifests, and other required preflight documentation.
Safely and effectively operate the aircraft in accordance with the Captain’s direction, FAA regulations, and Fly Alliance policies and procedures.
Maintain a thorough working knowledge of the aircraft, applicable FAA regulations, company manuals, policies, and standard operating procedures.
Communicate weather, turbulence, and other operational factors that may affect the flight, crew, or passengers.
Assist with the proper handling of passengers, baggage, cargo, and aircraft while at the terminal or FBO.
Complete required flight documentation and operational records accurately and on time.
Maintain required qualifications, currency, medical certification, and training.
Support effective Crew Resource Management (CRM) and maintain clear, professional communication with the Captain, Flight Operations, Maintenance Control, Crew Scheduling, and other operational teams.
Actively support Fly Alliance’s Safety Management System (SMS) and safety culture.
Maintain a professional appearance and represent Fly Alliance with the highest level of professionalism and hospitality.
Participate in ongoing professional training and development to continuously strengthen flight skills, knowledge, and capabilities.
Perform other flight-related duties as assigned by the Captain, Fleet Captain, or Chief Pilot.