Global 6000 Pilot In Command

Chantilly Air•Manassas, VA

About The Position

The Pilot in Command operates a dedicated Global 6000 aircraft with a two-crewmember team, primarily under Part 91 and sometimes under Part 135. Based in the Washington, D.C. area, the Pilot in Command supports safe, legal, and economical operation of company aircraft and is the final authority for the safe operation of Chantilly Air Inc.-managed aircraft. The role reports to the Chief Pilot. The position includes responsibilities associated with Part 135 operations, including ensuring airworthiness and proper onboard documentation and manuals; calculating weight and balance; reviewing weather and aircraft performance; coordinating fueling and flight locating; briefing; and operating within manufacturer and company limitations. The Pilot in Command directs the Second in Command and, if applicable, the Cabin Attendant, and contributes to the company Safety Management System. The role requires a professional image, strong customer service, compliance with company policies and FAA regulations, and assistance with other department duties as needed.

Requirements

Airline Transport Pilot Certificate required.
FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator’s Permit.
Current FAA First Class Medical required.
Valid passport.
No accidents or incidents.
Legally authorized to work in the United States.
Pass pre-employment drug screening.
Pass PRIA background check, including review of incidents and accidents, credit check, DMV check with valid driver’s license, and employment verification.
Fluent ability to read, speak, and write in English.
Ability to relocate within 1½ hours of Washington Manassas Airport.
Meet all international travel requirements for the COVID-19 virus.
4000 hours total time preferred.
3000 hours total multi-engine fixed-wing time preferred.
2000 hours total PIC fixed-wing flight time preferred.
250 hours PIC Jet Turbine Time preferred.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree preferred.
4000 hours total time.
3000 hours total multi-engine fixed-wing time.
2000 hours total PIC fixed-wing flight time.
250 hours PIC Jet Turbine Time.
Business jet experience.
Oceanic Global International experience.

Responsibilities

Serve as final authority for the safe operation of Chantilly Air Inc.-managed aircraft.
Perform duties associated with Part 135 aircraft operation, including ensuring airworthiness and proper onboard documentation and manuals, calculating weight and balance, assessing weather and performance, coordinating fueling and flight locating, briefing, and operating within manufacturer and company limitations.
Direct the activities of the Second in Command and Cabin Attendant, if applicable, and ensure crew members understand their duties.
Promote a safe operating environment in accordance with FAA and Chantilly Air requirements and contribute proactively to Chantilly Air Inc.’s Safety Management System.
Adhere to company policies and procedures.
Maintain FAA currency requirements and a First Class Medical in accordance with company policy.
Represent the company professionally and provide a high level of customer service.
Work closely with and assist in department duties as needed.