About the Role

NetJets is seeking qualified and type-rated Challenger 650 (CL650) pilots to join its operations in Spain, based at LEBL, with Barcelona being the preferred location. This recruitment drive is for both Captain (PIC) and First Officer (SIC) positions, focusing on safe, efficient, and customer-centric flight operations.

About the Aircraft

The role involves operating the Challenger 650 (CL605/650) aircraft, a modern business jet known for its performance and comfort.

About the Employer

NetJets is a leading provider of private aviation services, committed to delivering exceptional safety and customer service standards.

Requirements

A minimum of 3,000 flight hours for Pilot in Command (PIC) applicants.
A minimum of 1,500 flight hours for Second in Command (SIC) applicants.
A valid EASA ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot Licence).
A current European Union Class 1 Medical Certificate.
A required Challenger 650 (CL605/650) type rating.
Demonstrated excellent performance in previous roles.
Fluent English, preferably at ICAO Level 6.

Qualifications

Extensive global flight experience is considered an advantage.
A strong commercial aviation background within a EUOPS and/or AIROPS environment is advantageous.
Military or airline training is also considered an advantage.

Duties and Responsibilities

To act as Pilot in Command (PIC) or Second in Command (SIC) with a focus on delivering outstanding customer service.
Ensuring the safety of all flights and passengers in accordance with the aircraft Flight Manual, company Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and applicable legislation.
Operating flights safely and efficiently under company procedures.
Confirming safe navigation through continuous and independent checks of the aircraft's geographical position and terrain clearance.
Accurate completion of all operational procedures and checklists as per the Airplane Flight Manual and Operations Manuals.
Reporting any occurrences or incidents that endangered or could have endangered safety.
Reporting faults, failures, malfunctions, or defects affecting airworthiness or safe aircraft operation.
Providing consistently high-quality customer service to ensure customer satisfaction and retention.