Lear 45 First Officer
Breeze Airways is seeking qualified Lear 45 First Officers for its operations in [Location - placeholder, as not specified in original]. This role is responsible for ensuring the safe and timely completion of all flight operations in strict adherence to company policies and Federal Aviation Regulations, acting as a leader in the care of team members and guests.
About the Role
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Responsible for the safe and timely completion of flight operations in accordance with all Company policies and Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs).
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Operates assigned flights after determining aircraft airworthiness and reviewing all current factors such as weather, field conditions, and navigational aids.
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Responsible for the operation of the aircraft during the designated duty period unless relieved by Company authority, operating according to applicable policies and FARs.
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Maintains a high degree of proficiency and a thorough knowledge of flight operations, procedures, and systems applicable to the Lear 45.
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Ensures the airworthy condition of assigned aircraft through appropriate pre- and post-flight inspections.
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Becomes familiar with existing and forecast weather prior to each flight.
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Ensures flights are planned and fueled properly for safe conduct in accordance with policies and regulations.
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Assists with and ensures proper handling of aircraft, passengers, baggage, and cargo at terminal points where other company personnel are not available.
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Notifies crew and passengers promptly of operational factors affecting the flight.
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Observes the Rules of Conduct as outlined in the Company Team Member Playbook and Pilot Playbook.
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Assesses risk and utilizes appropriate resources to maintain risk at an acceptable level during all phases of ground and flight operations.
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Performs other flight officer duties as assigned by the Company.
Requirements
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Minimum age of 23 at the time of hire.
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1,000+ hours total flight time (excluding simulator and/or Flight Engineer time).
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500 hours Fixed Wing PIC (Pilot-in-Command).
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25 hours Multi-Engine flight time.
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50 hours Instrument flight time.
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100 hours Cross Country flight time.
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Possession of an FAA Commercial or Airline Transport Certificate with an airplane multi-engine class rating.
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Possession of an FAA Instrument Rating.
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Actively flying within two of the past five years.
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High school diploma or equivalent educational achievement.
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Accurate maintenance and disclosure of pilot training history in accordance with FAA Pilot Records Database (PRD) regulations.
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Current First-Class FAA Medical Certificate.
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Valid FCC Radiotelephone Operator’s Permit.
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Valid U.S. driver’s license.
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Valid passport.
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Ability to travel unrestricted to and from the United States.
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Must pass a pre-employment drug test.
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Must successfully complete required training.
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Must pass a TSA required fingerprint-based criminal history records check and a Breeze background check.
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Authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
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Ability to read, write, speak, and understand the English language.
Preferred Qualifications