Experienced Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Captain
Role Overview
This organization seeks a highly qualified and professional Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) to execute complex domestic and international flight operations. The successful candidate ensures rigorous adherence to all Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) and company procedures, managing every aspect of the flight from initial planning through safe arrival. This role demands exceptional situational awareness, leadership, and expertise in comprehensive flight planning.
Key Responsibilities
- The Pilot plans and executes all assigned flight missions, diligently obtaining essential operational data, including the purpose of the flight, operating procedures, specific instructions, and current meteorological conditions.
- Ensures the meticulous and accurate preparation of all necessary flight plans.
- Analyzes and integrates critical operational factors into the flight plan, including but not limited to, cruise control data, aircraft range limitations, weight and balance calculations, available airport facilities, navigational aids, topographical terrain analysis, and designated flight altitudes.
- Maintains an uncompromising focus on safety, security, and efficiency throughout all phases of flight operations.
Required Qualifications and Experience
Certifications and Documentation
- Must hold a current FAA Multi-Engine Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate.
- Possession of a current FAA First Class Medical Certificate is mandatory.
- A current U.S. Passport is required, maintaining a minimum validity of six (6) months at all times.
Minimum Flight Time Requirements
Requirement |
Minimum Hours |
Total Flight Time |
1,500 |
Pilot in Command (PIC) Time |
1,500 |
Multi-Engine Land Time |
500 |
Multi-Engine Pilot in Command (PIC) Time |
500 |