NetJets | First Officer

NetJets is seeking qualified individuals for the West Region First Officer position. This role is based in the United States, with multiple bases available across Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. The First Officer will be instrumental in delivering safe, technically proficient, and highly personalized private jet transportation, serving as both an aircraft operator and a customer-facing professional.

About the Role

The First Officer is responsible for the safe operation of the aircraft from taxi to landing, adhering to all FAA guidelines, manufacturer checklists, and operational manuals. This position encompasses a broad range of duties, including providing a superior passenger experience. Responsibilities extend to greeting and briefing passengers, managing in-flight service, handling baggage and pets, and ensuring all operational and regulatory compliance matters are met. The First Officer acts as the primary liaison between passengers and NetJets throughout the journey, reporting any maintenance issues and completing necessary documentation.

Requirements

• High school education or equivalent.
• Written FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) examination passed.
• FAA First-Class Medical Certificate.
• Either an FAA ATP, a Restricted ATP (R-ATP), or eligibility to meet FAA ATP or R-ATP requirements under 61.160.
• Meeting one of the following experience pathways: 1,500 hours total flight time, 1,250 hours with an appropriate university R-ATP certificate, 1,000 hours with military pilot qualification, or 1,000 hours with an appropriate university R-ATP certificate.
• 200 hours of cross-country flight time.
• 250 hours of fixed-wing Pilot-In-Command (PIC) time.
• 100 hours of night flying, or 75 hours with at least 45 night takeoffs and landings.
• 75 hours of instrument time (simulator time excluded).
• 50 hours of fixed-wing multi-engine time.
• FCC Restricted Radio Operator's Permit.
• Valid United States passport.
• Unrestricted authorization to work in the United States and travel internationally.
• Valid state driver's license.
• English fluency.
• Ability to obtain airport and Customs security badges.
• Successful TSA background screening.
• Flexibility to work varied schedules including days, nights, weekends, holidays, long duty periods, and extended hotel stays.
• Ability to manage rest for flight duty.
• Service-oriented demeanor with strong communication skills.
• Capacity for making quick and accurate decisions under pressure.
• Attentiveness to technical details and passenger service requirements.
• Ability to perform physical tasks as required, including working around animals and accommodating smoking passengers.