About This Role
Regular, full-time EAA Caravan/Pilatus pilot position reporting administratively to the Chief Pilot and functionally to the person exercising operational control of the assigned flight. The role follows a Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM schedule, with starting compensation of $100 per hour. Responsibilities cover flight preparation, aircraft and load readiness, checklist completion, radio and position reporting, passenger assistance, fuel-servicing monitoring, assigned training, and other operational duties directed by the Chief Pilot.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Pilots must understand and follow applicable instructions in the company General Operations Manual, Operations Bulletins, and other duty-related instructions. For each assigned flight, the pilot must ensure they are legally and adequately rested
- complete required pre-flight preparation
- ensure the aircraft and load are ready 15 minutes before scheduled departure
- complete assigned management training
- complete all checklists
- perform standard radio contacts and position reports
- assist with passenger escorting, enplaning, and deplaning
- monitor fuel servicing
- report at least one hour before each scheduled or charter departure
- remain available for normal assignments and occasional operationally required work outside them
- and perform other duties directed by the Chief Pilot. The pilot must also follow additional instructions and duties requested by their supervisor.
What We Offer
Benefits include CASS carrier status with full jumpseat privileges, participation in the Known Crewmember or KCM program, group medical, vision, dental, and life insurance coverage, a 401(k) retirement match savings plan, a floating holiday, paid time off, jury duty pay, employee discounts, and an employee assistance program.
Requirements
- The pilot must be qualified through training, experience, and expertise and meet the qualification standards contained in 14 CFR Part 61 Subpart F or G.
- The pilot must have a full understanding of aviation safety standards and safe operating practices under the cited Title 14 CFR provisions, including FARs 1, 23, 25, 67, 91, and 135, company Operations Specifications, applicable maintenance and airworthiness standards, and company manuals.
- No specific licence, flight-hour minimum, medical certificate, type rating, or location requirement is stated.