Position reports to Chief Pilot/Director of Operations
Company performs both CONUS and OCONUS operations in support of the United States Government
Safely perform duties as PIC while considering specific mission objections/requirements and aircraft capabilities
Qualifications:
- FAA Commercial, Multi-Engine Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating
- ATP not required but is helpful
- Valid driver’s license and good driving record
- Willingness to travel and manage expenses for travel
- Dependent on contract – operate aircraft for 6+ hours at night “graveyard” schedule
- 1200 hours total time logged
- 250 hours multi engine time
- 100 hours night time
- 50 hours turbine time
- Prior US contractor or military experience is preferred
- US citizen and current US passport
- Must not have any FAA violations, suspensions, or criminal history
- Current First or Second-Class Medical Certificate
- Familiarity with aircraft operations and procedures as specified in the Code of Federal Regulations parts 61, 91, 135
- Knowledge of the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM)
- Comply with all company policies and procedures and function as either a team leader, or team member, to successfully complete missions and interface with the customer
- Willing and able to obtain a US security clearance
- Must pass initial training and annual recurrent training to FAA ATP checkride standards
- Able to lift 50lbs
- All employees are subject to Pre-Employment, Post-Accident/Incident, Random, and “With Probable Cause” Drug Screening
Hiring for March or April 2026 Initial Training Class Date.
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