Captain B76721Air
Aircraft: B767Location: Not specifiedNon-type ratedDirect Entry
Total Time0 hrs
PIC Time0 hrs
About This Role
21 Air is seeking a Captain to serve as Pilot in Command on B767 aircraft operations. The Captain role involves full authority and responsibility for all crew members and safe conduct of flights, reporting to the Chief Pilot on operational matters. This position requires fluent English skills, current FAA Medical certification, and compliance with all administrative programs including currency requirements and flight time limitations. The role offers the opportunity to lead flight operations while maintaining the highest standards of safety, compliance, and professionalism. Applicants must demonstrate commitment to 21 Air's culture, core values, and safety protocols.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Serve as Pilot in Command on B767 flights
- Ensure compliance with 21 Air approved manuals and FAA regulations
- Maintain full authority and responsibility for all crew members and safe conduct of flights
- Submit reports on irregularities or incidents as required
- Promote positive attitudes towards culture, core values, compliance, and safety
- Ensure pilot appearance, attendance, and personal conduct comply with company policy
- Maintain currency in all administrative programs including medical certification and qualifications
- Notify Chief Pilot of any discrepancies or incidents affecting safety or regulatory compliance
- Perform additional duties or special projects as assigned by Chief Pilot
- Maintain currency and licensing for all flights to be performed
Requirements
- Valid FAA ATPL license
- FAA Medical Certificate (current)
- Fluent English (read, write, and speak)
- B767 type rating
- Current in takeoffs and landings
- Compliance with flight time limitations
- Airport/route qualification
- Compliance with 21 Air policies and procedures
- Current in all manuals and procedures (GOM, FCOM1)
- Ability to serve as Pilot in Command
About 21Air
21 Air is an airline operator with B767 aircraft in its fleet.