About This Role
Adams Homes is seeking a Chief Pilot to lead its FAA Part 91 corporate flight operation based in Pensacola, Florida. The role serves as Pilot-in-Command of the company-operated King Air 350 while overseeing flight department operations, pilot scheduling and training, standardization, regulatory compliance, aircraft readiness, maintenance coordination, records, and operational procedures. The Chief Pilot will also support passenger travel needs and represent the company through safe, professional, and service-focused flight operations.
Duties & Responsibilities
- The Chief Pilot will act as Pilot-in-Command of Adams Homes' King Air 350 and conduct all flights in accordance with Federal Aviation Regulations and company policies. Responsibilities include ensuring the safety of passengers, crew, and aircraft
- completing flight planning, pre-flight inspections, trip documentation, and operational records
- coordinating passenger travel requirements
- and delivering a high level of customer service. The role will manage day-to-day flight department operations, oversee pilot scheduling, training, standardization, and performance, maintain flight department manuals and records, track aircraft maintenance status, and serve as the primary point of contact for flight operations. Additional duties include promoting a strong safety and professionalism culture, ensuring regulatory and company compliance, coordinating with maintenance providers to maintain aircraft readiness and airworthiness, identifying operational issues proactively, and continuously improving flight department procedures.
What We Offer
Adams Homes describes a hardworking culture focused on safety, service, integrity, and meeting the travel needs of its team.The company states that it recognizes performance through a highly competitive compensation program and is invested in developing strong team members.Employees are part of a culture that works hard, celebrates wins, and enjoys success together.
Requirements
- Applicants must hold an FAA 1st Class Medical Certificate and have 3,000 hours of total flight time, including 1,000 hours of PIC experience, 1,000 hours of multi-engine time, and 750 hours of turbine time.
- An ATP Certificate with a BE-300 Type Rating is preferred, as is prior Part 135 or Part 91 experience and aircraft management experience.
- The posting also requires the flexibility to work varying schedules, including days, nights, weekdays, weekends, and holidays.