Executive Jet Management | G280 Captain

Executive Jet Management, a Berkshire Hathaway company and NetJets subsidiary, is seeking a Gulfstream G280 Pilot in Command (Captain) for a home-based position in Fort Worth, TX. This role operates under a Part 135 certificate and offers a set schedule, focusing on safe, compliant, and efficient aircraft operations while ensuring a high-quality owner and passenger experience.

About the Role

The Pilot in Command is ultimately responsible for the safe, compliant, and efficient operation of the Gulfstream G280. Key responsibilities include ensuring crewing and trip assignments meet all regulatory requirements, managing flight planning, aircraft performance, and weight-and-balance calculations. The Captain will also oversee pre-flight tasks, review maintenance status, monitor ground servicing, conduct required briefings, adhere to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and serve as the Grounds and In-Flight Security Coordinator. This position requires exceptional Crew Resource Management (CRM) and Threat and Error Management (TEM) skills to facilitate effective communication and decision-making during all operational phases. A significant aspect of the role involves providing superior service to owners and passengers, proactively identifying service improvements, resolving service deviations, and fostering strong collaborative relationships with crew members and internal partners.

Requirements

• Prior experience in Part 135 operations is required.
• Must be able to perform the essential functions of the Pilot in Command position.
• FAA G280 type rating is strongly preferred.
• Total flight time: 3,500 hours minimum.
• Multi-Engine Land (MEL) time: 1,500 hours minimum.
• Pilot in Command (PIC) time: 2,000 hours minimum.
• PIC MEL time: 500 hours minimum.
• Instrument time: 300 hours minimum.
• Jet time: 500 hours minimum.
• Must reside within a 90-minute drive of a major airport served by commercial airlines.
• Must successfully complete pre-employment drug screening and background checks.