31 August 2026
Jet Aviation | Captain
Fort Worth, United States
Jet Aviation is seeking a Captain for the Gulfstream 800 aircraft in Fort Worth, TX. This professional role involves commanding flights, ensuring safe and efficient operations, and providing an exceptional experience for discerning clientele in a private aviation environment.
About the Role
The Captain will assume full responsibility for the safe and efficient operation of the Gulfstream 800, leading a professional crew and upholding the highest standards of safety, service, and professionalism. This position requires adaptability to changing conditions and a commitment to representing Jet Aviation as a trusted Brand Ambassador.
Requirements
- Airline Transport Pilot Certificate
- FAA First Class Medical required
- 3,500 hours total fixed-wing time
- 1,500 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC)
- 1,500 hours Multi-Engine
- 500 hours Turbo-Jet
- 500 hours Turbine
- 100 hours Night
- 75 hours Simulated Instrument
- High school diploma
- Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
- Ability to work a variable schedule
- Willingness to travel extensively worldwide with no restrictions
Qualifications
- Strong interpersonal skills, attention to detail, and a passion for collaboration
- Exceptional organizational and communication skills
- Deep understanding of the aviation industry
- College degree preferred
- Proactive and resourceful approach to problem-solving
- Appropriate Aircraft type rating and currency
Responsibilities
- Command all assigned flights, ensuring safety and compliance
- Maintain a complete working knowledge of aircraft systems
- Manage flight plans and adapt to changing conditions
- Perform functions of the In-Flight Security Coordinator (ISC) as applicable
- Conduct passenger safety briefings or assign duty to the second in command
- Support open communication on safety issues and report hazards
- Record and report aircraft discrepancies
- Manage trip documentation and complete accurate trip paperwork
- Represent Jet Aviation with professionalism and dedication