About This Role
CSA Air, Inc. is hiring a C208 Floater Captain associated with its Milwaukee base to cover various line-pilot routes and spare-pilot assignments across Indiana, Michigan, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. The role typically involves traveling to an assigned outstation for a week, operating scheduled freight flights between the outstation and hub, and managing variable schedules with additional travel when assignments are away from the pilot’s domicile. The position includes nine weeks of paid time off assigned by Operations in addition to regular vacation.
Duties & Responsibilities
- The Floater Captain covers various line-pilot routes or serves as a spare pilot, generally for one week at a time, and is typically domiciled at a hub. A typical assignment begins Sunday or Monday with travel to the assigned outstation to be in position for evening operations. The pilot flies freight from the outstation to the hub, overnights at the hub, and then flies freight from the hub back to the outstation in the morning. The pilot may spend the day at the outstation before evening operations resume. When operating from the domicile hub, overnight stays are at home
- when assigned away from the domicile, the pilot remains away for the week and uses CSA-provided accommodations, a hotel, or a crew apartment. Assignments generally continue through Friday or Saturday morning and may involve a variety of airports and cities.
What We Offer
The package includes nine weeks of paid time off assigned by Operations in addition to regular vacation, a uniform allowance, an EFB, CSA-provided accommodations, hotel or crew-apartment lodging when assignments are away from the pilot’s domicile, and a comprehensive benefits package.
Requirements
- The posting requires 1,200 hours of total flight time, 500 hours of PIC time, 500 hours of cross-country time, 100 hours of night time, and 75 hours of instrument time, including 50 hours in actual flight.
- Applicants must have a second-class medical, IFR currency or proficiency, and be a US citizen or have U.S. work authorization.