Eastern Airlines, headquartered in Greensboro, NC, is seeking two experienced Captains to join its corporate flight department. The Captain will serve as Pilot-in-Command (PIC) of a Gulfstream G200, operating under Part 91 for executive travel. This full-time, salaried W-2 position offers a comprehensive benefits package and a unique career pathway within a single organization that also operates a Part 121 airline fleet.
About the Role
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Serve as Pilot-in-Command (PIC) for Gulfstream G200 operations under Part 91.
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Conduct preflight planning, weather analysis, fuel planning, and aircraft inspections.
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Ensure compliance with FAA regulations, company policies, and manufacturer limitations.
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Coordinate seamlessly with executive assistants and passengers for professional travel experiences.
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Maintain accurate flight logs, maintenance squawks, and required documentation.
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Coordinate aircraft maintenance scheduling with MRO/service providers.
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Participate in required standardization, safety, and recurrent training.
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Support lease operations when the aircraft is made available.
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Senior Captains will oversee scheduling, compliance, and coordination with the Part 121 operations team.
Requirements
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ATP Certificate – Airplane, Multiengine Land.
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Current FAA First-Class Medical Certificate.
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Minimum 3,000 total flight hours.
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Minimum 500+ hours PIC in turbine aircraft.
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Strong CRM, crew coordination, and communication skills.
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Valid U.S. Passport with the ability to travel domestically and internationally.
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Clean background check and motor vehicle record.
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Professional demeanor and discretion in handling executive-level passengers.
Qualifications
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Gulfstream G200 type rating is preferred, or demonstrated experience in comparable mid-to-large cabin jets.
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Recent flight experience on the G200 is preferred.
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Familiarity with IS-BAO or NBAA Safety Management Systems is a plus.
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Experience in single-pilot or two-pilot corporate flight departments is beneficial.
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Interest in a long-term airline career transition to the 737/767/777 fleet is considered.