Pilot

George's Inc•Springdale, AR

About The Position

The Pilot is responsible for the safe, efficient, and professional operation of company aircraft used to transport company executives, employees, customers, and guests. The position requires sound judgment in flight planning, weather evaluation, aircraft readiness, and operational decision-making while complying with Federal Aviation Administration requirements, company policies, and aircraft limitations. The Pilot plans and conducts assigned flights; completes aircraft inspections; reviews operational conditions; provides passenger safety briefings and service-oriented support; maintains flight records and required qualifications; protects confidential information; and supports aircraft cleanliness, stocking, security, and readiness. The role responds to abnormal and emergency situations and requires availability for variable schedules and overnight travel based on business needs. The position has no supervisory responsibility.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Current FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate or Airline Transport Pilot Certificate, as required for the assigned aircraft and operation.
Current FAA medical certificate appropriate for the assigned operation.
Current instrument rating and applicable aircraft type rating(s).
At least 3 years of professional flight experience and 1,500 hours of total flight time; additional flight-time minimums may apply based on aircraft type and insurance requirements.
Ability to meet FAA currency, training, and recordkeeping requirements.
Valid driver’s license and ability to obtain and maintain required travel documentation.
Ability to work a flexible schedule and travel overnight as business needs require.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in aviation, aeronautics, business, or a related field.
EMB-550 type rating.
Airline Transport Pilot Certificate.
Previous corporate or business aviation experience.
Experience operating the company’s assigned aircraft type.
Training or experience in safety management systems, crew resource management, and emergency response procedures.

Responsibilities

Operate company aircraft safely and professionally in accordance with FAA regulations, company policies, approved procedures, and aircraft limitations.
Plan and conduct assigned flights, including route selection, fuel requirements, weather review, airport suitability, aircraft performance, and alternate planning.
Complete preflight and postflight inspections and confirm aircraft airworthiness and readiness, including required documents, navigation data, equipment, and emergency supplies.
Review weather, NOTAMs, airport information, and other operational factors; delay, divert, or cancel flights when conditions do not support safe operation.
Provide passengers with safety briefings and professional, discreet, service-oriented support throughout each trip.
Maintain accurate flight logs and operational records, including flight time, duty time, fuel usage, discrepancies, expenses, and other required documentation.
Maintain required pilot certificates, medical qualifications, aircraft type ratings, recurrent training, and currency requirements.
Protect confidential company and passenger information and maintain discretion regarding travel schedules and business activities.
Support aircraft cleanliness, stocking, security, and readiness, including coordinating fueling, catering, ground transportation, and hangar services.
Remain available for variable schedules, including early mornings, evenings, weekends, holidays, overnight travel, and business-driven schedule changes.
Respond appropriately to abnormal and emergency situations and complete required safety and incident reporting.
Perform other duties as assigned.