Job Title: Pilot in Command / Second in Command
Purpose of Position
The Pilot in Command / Second in Command is responsible for ensuring safe aircraft operations while delivering exceptional customer service to guarantee passenger satisfaction.
Tasks and Responsibilities
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Perform all duties of the Aircraft Commander or those allocated by the Commander to ensure flight and passenger safety, adhering to the Aircraft Flight Manual, company Standard Operating Procedures, and applicable legislation.
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Maintain focus on the safe and efficient operation of the flight in alignment with company procedures.
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Ensure the safe navigation of the aircraft through continuous and independent verification of the aircraft's geographical position and safe terrain clearance.
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Execute all operational procedures and checklists as defined in the Airplane Flight Manual, Operations Manuals, and as directed by the flight commander.
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Report any occurrence or incident that has endangered or may have endangered safety.
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Report any fault, failure, malfunction, or defect that may impact the airworthiness or safe operation of the aircraft.
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Provide superior customer service at all times to promote customer satisfaction and retention.
Knowledge, Skills, and Qualifications
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Flight Experience:
Minimum 3000 hours for Pilot in Command (PiC); Minimum 1500 hours for Second in Command (SiC).
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Type Rating:
Required Praetor 500/600 or Legacy 450/500 (EMB550) type rating.
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Licensing:
Full EASA ATPL with appropriate type ratings.
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Medical:
European Union Class 1 medical certificate.
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Performance:
Clear demonstration of excellent professional performance.
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Aviation Background:
Extensive global flight experience; a strong commercial aviation background (EUOPS/AIROPS environment is an advantage); military or airline training is considered an advantage.
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Language:
Fluency in English (Level 6 preferred).