About This Role
Aviation Captain (PIC) in the ADUSA Aviation Department at Ahold Delhaize USA, responsible for safe and efficient executive air transportation aboard a Cessna Citation XLS+ operated by RBS Aviation under FAR Part 91, based in Salisbury, NC.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Duties and Responsibilities Ensuring Safety: As the ultimate authority, the captain ensures safe flights through pre-flight checks, in-flight decisions, and vigilant risk mitigation.
- Flight Planning: plan routes, calculate fuel needs, and consider factors like weather and airspace restrictions using software and experience to optimize flight efficiency and safety.
- Managing Crew: When functioning as Pilot in Command, leads and manages assigned flight crew, ensuring all crew are properly trained and qualified.
- Aircraft Maintenance: During pre-flight inspections, responsible for ensuring the aircraft maintenance is compliant with regulations and standards.
- Communication: Captains communicate with various stakeholders, including executives, aviation personnel and outside vendors.
- Decision-Making: In rapidly changing situations, captains make critical in-flight decisions.
- Cost Management: Captains manage assigned flight's cost-effectively while prioritizing safety and efficiency.
- Customer Service: Provides excellent service to passengers, ensuring the aircraft is clean and prepared for flight.
Requirements
- Qualifications Bachelor's degree or comparable FAR Part 91 flight operations experience Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate Valid FAA Class I or II Medical Certificate 4+ years of Domestic experience as PIC in either a corporate or commercial aviation setting, or as determined otherwise appropriate by the ADUSA Aviation Chief Pilot.
- Extensive flight experience, including four thousand (4,000) hours total flight time and a minimum of two thousand (2,000) hours multi-engine turbo jet.
- Three-plus (3+) years of experience on Cessna Citation XLS+ (or similar) operated by RBS Aviation, or as determined otherwise appropriate by the ADUSA Aviation Chief Pilot.
- Valid Driver's license Broad knowledge of all functions related to aircraft operations.
- Thorough knowledge of advanced aircraft systems and avionics.
- Thorough familiarity with FAA FAR Part 91 and ICAO Annexes (filed Differences).
- Preferred Qualifications Knowledge, understanding and appreciation for Safety Management System processes, including Risk Analysis and Mitigation, Human Factors and Accident/Incident Prevention.