NetJets | First Officer

NetJets is seeking a skilled First Officer to join its East Region operations in the United States. This critical role involves ensuring safe and efficient air transportation while providing exceptional, concierge-level service to Owners and passengers.

About the Role

The First Officer is responsible for the safe operation of the assigned aircraft, adhering strictly to FAA regulations, aircraft checklists, company flight manuals, and standard operating procedures. Beyond flight operations, the position demands a high level of customer service, including greeting passengers, coordinating itineraries, providing in-flight hospitality, and acting as the primary liaison between passengers and NetJets. The First Officer maintains command authority on the aircraft and must consistently present a professional demeanor.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Operate the aircraft safely from taxi through landing, following all regulatory and company guidelines.
• Greet and brief Owners and passengers, providing flight and itinerary details, weather updates, and safety information.
• Offer in-flight service, including catering and handling of alcohol.
• Properly load and stow baggage.
• Conduct flights for passengers who travel with pets or smoke.
• Serve as the final authority on the aircraft for operational, safety, and regulatory matters.
• Liaise with Owners and passengers from arrival at the FBO through departure.
• Report and document aircraft maintenance issues to the Maintenance Control Center.
• Perform other assigned duties as required.

Requirements

• High school education.
• Possession of, or eligibility for, an FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate, including a Restricted ATP (R-ATP) pathway with a multi-engine rating.
• Minimum flight time requirements met through one of the following pathways:
• 1,500 total flight hours.
• 1,250 total flight hours with an appropriate university R-ATP certificate.
• 1,000 total flight hours with military pilot qualification.
• 1,000 total flight hours with an appropriate university R-ATP certificate.
• Specific flight experience includes:
• 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 (excluding simulator time).
• 50 hours of fixed-wing multi-engine time.
• ATP written examination completed prior to Indoctrination Training.
• Current FAA First-Class Medical Certificate.
• FCC Restricted Radio Operator's Permit.
• Valid United States passport.
• Valid state driver's license.
• Unrestricted authorization to work in the United States and travel internationally.
• Ability to pass TSA background screening and obtain necessary airport and U.S. Customs security badges.
• Availability to work days, nights, weekends, and holidays, and manage duty time and rest periods.
• Ability to remain away from home for seven or more consecutive days and nights.
• Fluent English, with strong oral and written communication skills.
• Sound judgment, especially under pressure.
• Meticulous attention to technical and service details.
• Neat and professional appearance.
• Ability to handle animals and flights involving smoking passengers.
• Physical capability to exert up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, 30 pounds frequently, or 10 pounds constantly.