About the Role

This Pilot In Command (PIC) position is based in Houston, Texas, and involves serving charter flight operations for a company committed to providing outstanding customer service. The role focuses on ensuring the safety and convenience of air transportation, adhering to company procedures and FAA regulations.

About the Employer

The employer emphasizes a culture of "Ladies and Gentlemen, serving Ladies and Gentlemen," seeking talented individuals who prioritize safety, customer satisfaction, and professional excellence. The company offers a unique lifestyle option for pilots, distinct from typical Part 135 operations.

Responsibilities

Ensure uncompromising safety in all operations, collaborating with the safety manager.
Greet customers in a friendly and professional manner, fostering positive relationships with passengers and aircraft owners.
Conduct pre-flight aircraft inspections for cleanliness and upkeep.
Maintain timely and effective communication via various channels, relaying customer preferences to flight operations.

Requirements

ATP certificate is preferred.
A minimum of 2000 hours total flight time is required.
Previous Part 135 experience is preferred.
Possession of a valid 1st class medical certificate.
In-depth knowledge of 14 CFR and FAA regulations, or the ability to acquire it.
Compliance with 14 CFR Part 135.243(a)(1) & (c).
Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination is required prior to the start date.
An acceptable driving record.
Ability to successfully pass a background check.
Adherence to a zero-tolerance drug-free workplace policy.
Must reside within a 45-minute radius of the base airport in Houston, Texas.

Qualifications

A positive and upbeat demeanor.
A commitment to prioritizing the customer.
An uncompromising approach to safety.
A strong internal drive for excellence and accuracy.
An appreciation for deadlines and organization.
Enthusiasm for interacting with and understanding passenger needs.
A desire to provide superior customer service.

Work Environment and Scheduling

This is an exempt position operating in a professional environment.
Work may involve exposure to various weather conditions and direct contact with aircraft.
The role requires flexibility with varying duty schedules, including evenings, weekends, and scheduled company holidays.
Scheduling flexibility is a mandatory requirement.