WHO YOU ARE:
As Captain, you’re responsible for operating the aircraft in a safe and sensible manner. You're a pilot who hones their aviation skills daily and cooperates with the crew easily. To do that, you should:
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Always communicate professionally with crew members and clients. You adapt well to different types of people and can adjust your working style.
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Thrive in changing environments and have the flexibility for priorities that switch instantly. You'll be in a fast-paced environment while on call.
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Ambitiously work on being the best pilot you can be. Your coworkers want to do that, too, so you'll fit right in.
WHAT YOU’LL LEAD:
You're responsible for the safe and efficient conduct of the flight as the Lead Captain. Your duties include:
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reviewing the maintenance status,
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conducting proper pre-flight inspections, and
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following all policies according to Silver Air and applicable Federal Aviation Regulations.
WHAT YOU BRING:
You have the experience of transitioning over to Silver Air with ease.
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Total time in all aircraft = 3500 hours/3000 hours as PIC.
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Multi-engine time = 3000 hours/2000 hours as PIC.
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Total Turbine time = 1750 hours preferred.
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Total time in airplane type = 200 hours/100 hours as PIC.
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Type rated on aircraft. Or comparable aircraft.
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Valid First-Class Medical Certificate. This is required.
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Previous Part 135 experience. This is preferred, but not required.
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Compliant with ICAO Annex I - 2.1.1.0. As it pertains to aircraft engaged in international commercial air transport operations with more than one pilot.
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CANPASS authorization. You'll need the ability to obtain and maintain CANPASS authorization for unrestricted travel to/from Canada as a commercial pilot.
WHO YOU’LL BE WORKING WITH:
We don’t operate with floating fleets, so you’ll work with the same crew on one assigned tail number and aircraft type.
Your teams consist of a Lead Captain, Captain and First Officer. You’ll also be supported by a Flight Operations and Flight Support team.