Jet Excellence LLC | First Officer

Jet Excellence, a Part 135 charter operator based in Raleigh, North Carolina, is seeking a skilled Citation X First Officer to join its flight crew. This role involves serving as Second-In-Command (SIC) on CE-750 aircraft, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient flight operations while providing exceptional passenger service.

About the Role

The Citation X First Officer (FO) operates as the Second-In-Command (SIC) aboard CE-750 aircraft. This position is integral to the safe, legal, compliant, and efficient execution of Part 135 charter missions, with a strong emphasis on delivering superior passenger service. The SIC is accountable to the Pilot-In-Command (PIC) for all flight and ground operations and will assume command if the PIC becomes incapacitated. Responsibilities include adhering to Federal Regulations, company policies, and the operations manual, assisting the PIC in flight planning and execution, and becoming proficient in PIC duties.

Requirements

• Valid CE-750 Type Rated First Officer (SIC) certification is mandatory.
• Current FAA First Class Medical certificate.
• Valid Passport.
• U.S. citizenship or Permanent Resident status (valid Resident Alien Card) with unrestricted work authorization.
• ICAO eligibility for international operations.
• Ability to successfully complete company training and demonstrate proficiency in all required duties.

Flight Time Requirements

• 1,000 total flight hours.
• 50 hours of multi-engine time.

Qualifications

• Part 135 experience is preferred.
• Demonstrated knowledge of CE-750 systems.
• Proficiency in pre/post-flight planning, performance calculations, and airworthiness checks.
• Ability to contribute to aircraft readiness and mission success by adhering to SOPs.
• Skills in delivering exceptional passenger service and collaborating cross-functionally.
• Proficiency in proactive communication, workload sharing, and threat/error management.

Job Details

• Employment Type: Full-Time.
• Home-based position with a rotating schedule (8/6 or 15/13).
• Pilots must reside within one (1) hour of a major airport in the domestic United States.