Island Air Service | Captain
Island Air Service, a general aviation operator based in Kodiak, Alaska, is seeking a qualified Pilot in Command (PIC) for its 208B Grand Caravan Amphibian floatplane operations. This permanent position involves operating in remote Alaskan bush environments, offering competitive compensation and benefits.
About the Role
Island Air Service is actively recruiting for a Pilot in Command to operate the 208B Grand Caravan Amphibian aircraft. This role focuses on floatplane operations in the challenging Alaskan bush, providing essential services within remote locations. The position offers an opportunity for pilots to transition to other aircraft types after successful completion of initial training.
Requirements
- Minimum 1500 hours total flight time.
- Minimum 500 hours of floatplane experience.
- Valid FAA Commercial Pilot License (CPL).
- Possession of a float rating.
- Valid Class 1 Medical Certificate.
- Ability to meet performance and training standards for the initial agreement.
Qualifications
- Experience operating the 208B Grand Caravan Amphibian is advantageous.
- Familiarity with remote bush operations.
Responsibilities
- Operate the Cessna 208B Grand Caravan Amphibian as Pilot in Command.
- Conduct floatplane operations in diverse and remote Alaskan settings.
- Execute thorough pre-flight inspections and safety checks.
- Adhere strictly to all regulatory and company operational protocols.
About Island Air Service
Island Air Service is a prominent general aviation operator situated in Kodiak, Alaska. The company specializes in providing vital floatplane services within remote and challenging bush environments, connecting communities and facilitating access to otherwise inaccessible areas.