EMB-120 Pilot in Command (PIC) - Cargo Operations Captain
The organization seeks highly qualified, safety-focused aviation professionals for the role of EMB-120 Pilot in Command (PIC). This demanding position requires exceptional leadership and adherence to stringent operational standards while serving on critical, on-demand cargo flights. The Captain assumes overall responsibility for the safe and efficient execution of all assigned flights and crew supervision.
Key Responsibilities
The Pilot in Command is expected to maintain the highest level of operational oversight and regulatory compliance, ensuring the safety of the aircraft, cargo, and crew. Core responsibilities include:
- Serving as the Pilot in Command (PIC) aboard the EMB-120 aircraft, operating scheduled and on-demand cargo flights that necessitate a two-pilot flight crew.
- Assuming direct operational and supervisory responsibility for the assigned Second in Command (SIC) crewmember throughout all phases of flight and ground operations.
- Operating the aircraft strictly in accordance with all Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations, company standard operating procedures, and air carrier directives.
- Monitoring and actively assisting in the loading and securing of cargo and support equipment to verify airworthiness, proper restraint, and full compliance with company policies and procedures.
Minimum Qualifications and Requirements
Prospective candidates must meet or exceed the following mandatory requirements to be considered for this Captain position:
- Mandatory relocation to within 30 minutes of the assigned domicile location.
- Possession of a current and valid FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi-Engine Land and Instrument privileges.
- Possession of a current FAA First Class Medical Certificate.
- The ability to hold or immediately obtain a valid U.S. Passport.
Mandatory Flight Time Minimums
Candidates must demonstrate the following flight experience, logged in airplanes:
- Minimum Total Flight Time: 1,500 hours
- Minimum Multi-Engine Flight Time: 500 hours