Jett Aircraft | Learjet45/75 Captain
Jett Aircraft is seeking qualified Captains and First Officers to operate its Learjet 45 fleet under FAR Part 135 regulations from a home-based location. Successful candidates will be provided type rating in the Learjet 45 through company-sponsored training.
About the Role
Jett Aircraft is actively recruiting home-based Captains and First Officers to join its operations. The role involves flying the Learjet 45 aircraft, with pilots receiving type rating through comprehensive company training programs. The operation adheres to Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 135 standards. The position offers a roster of approximately 16 operational days per month, with an average of five overnights. This opportunity includes flexible scheduling and a competitive compensation package.
Requirements
- Captain:
- ATP Certification
- 1,500 hours of total flight time
- 500 hours of turbine time (preferred)
- 500 hours of multi-engine time (preferred)
- Current U.S. passport
- First-class FAA medical certificate
- First Officer:
- 500 hours of total flight time
- 1,000 hours of total flight time (preferred)
- Current U.S. passport
- Second-class FAA medical certificate
- First-class FAA medical certificate (preferred)
- All pilots must be type-rated in the Learjet 45 through company training.
- Ability to lift, push, or pull at least 80 pounds during daily aircraft operation tasks.
Qualifications
- ATP Unrestricted or ATP Restricted license.
- Type rating in the Learjet 45 is provided through company training.
Responsibilities
- Captain:
- Serve as Pilot-in-Command, ensuring safety as the primary consideration.
- Manage flight planning, including flight plans, weight and balance calculations, and weather checks.
- Ensure compliance with all applicable aviation regulations, company policies, and safety procedures.
- Assess operational risk and plan each flight comprehensively.
- Verify aircraft airworthiness and preflight inspections.
- Direct and supervise the First Officer.
- Manage passenger and cargo handling.
- First Officer:
- Assist the Captain in all aspects of flight operations.
- Ensure adherence to regulatory and company policies.
- Perform pre- and post-flight inspections and supervise refueling.
- Handle radio communications and required documentation.
- Maintain proficiency in aircraft systems and procedures.
- Hold an appropriate medical certificate.
- Participate in training and proficiency checks.
- Act as inflight and ground security coordinator when required.
- Assume command in the event of Captain incapacitation.