CSA Air is seeking an experienced Captain to operate the Cessna 208 (CE-208) aircraft for its Flight Operations unit in [Location - if stated, otherwise omit or generalise]. This position reports to the Chief Pilot and involves full command responsibility for the safe, efficient, and compliant conduct of all flights under FAR Part 135 regulations.
About the Role
The Captain will oversee all aspects of flight operations, from pre-flight planning and weather assessment to in-flight decision-making. Responsibilities include securing flight releases, filing flight plans, verifying aircraft readiness, adhering to checklist discipline, and making critical decisions regarding flight initiation, continuation, diversion, and termination. This is a full-time position.
Duties and Responsibilities
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Exercise command authority and responsibility for all flights on the CE-208, ensuring compliance with FAR Part 135 and company Operations Specifications.
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Verify proper uniform, licensing, and possession of required flight documents.
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Approve all flight paperwork, forms, and reports for accuracy.
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Confirm aircraft maintenance status and operational readiness.
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Conduct thorough pre-flight weather checks and coordinate with Flight Following as needed.
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Secure flight releases, file flight plans, and initiate aircraft flight logs.
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Adhere to all operating procedures, limitations, advisories, and NOTAMs.
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Operate the aircraft within prescribed limits, ensuring correct fuel, oil, oxygen, and weight-and-balance documentation.
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Maintain a high standard of flight operations, avoiding careless or reckless actions.
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Log all in-flight discrepancies.
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Make authoritative go/no-go, continuation, diversion, and termination decisions.
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Utilize all aircraft checklists diligently.
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Perform other duties as assigned by the Chief Pilot.
Requirements
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Possess appropriate FAA licenses and the required flight time to command the CE-208:
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Minimum 1,200 hours total flight time.
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Minimum 800 hours pilot-in-command (PIC) time.
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Hold a valid FAA Second-Class Medical certificate.
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Reside within 45 miles of the assigned airport.
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Maintain current licenses and meet all FAR Part 135 and company requirements.